The Strongest Warrior’s Revenge by Valerie Bach

Chapter 81

Who was Commander Latrell, as mentioned by Tobias? Brody fell into thought, realizing that he had never heard that name before. But that was understandable. After all, the entire Hill family ignored him, a playboy, and they wouldn’t tell Brody anything.

But why did that name sound so much like Frostpeak Dark Warriors’ reference to Gavin as the Dark Lord? Brody couldn’t help but be curious,

What was more, Commander Latrell even considered Frostpeak Dark Warriors as a significant threat.

It was clear that Commander Latrell’s identity was far from ordinary.

Brody, a scion who had long been ostracized within his own family, had no idea about the person Tobias was referring to as Commander Latrell.

He didn’t even care about the discussions taking place in his family’s council chamber.

At that moment, Brody licked his lips, wore a triumphant smile on his face, and silently thought.

“Huh! I know you never regarded me as a member of the Hill family!

Just you wait. I am going to record everything you were talking about and take it to Brookspring to show Mr. Clifford!”

It was so impressive!

Brody was truly something!

Even at his own home, he was thinking about serving Gavin.

Furthermore, Brody planned to steal confidential information from his own family and present it to Gavin to hear and see.

Oh my god!

Quite the obedient lapdog potential Brody had!

At that moment, Gavin was completely unaware of Brody’s role as his willing henchman.

He had returned to his rented apartment with a sense of unease.

As soon as he entered, he saw Zoe and Layla, one on each side, pulling Kris, seated between them, on the sofa.

Just as he closed the door, all three women simultaneously raised their heads to look at Gavin.

These three women, Zoe cute, Layla youthful, and Kris carrying a hint of maturity, were all stunning beauties, to say the

least

Any man would have thought twice about leaving the house with them around.

Of course, Gavin was no ordinary man, and most of them were his relatives.

When he saw Kris, Gavin’s expression became somewhat awkward.

Unexpectedly, all three women, as if on cue, burst into laughter upon seeing Gavin, their eyes harboring a mischievous

twinkle

embarrassed and coughed

Why

her mouth, looked at Gavin and spoke.

mischievous when you used to take

“Me, mischievous?”

taken aback by this and then nervously raised his voice.

“Whe

ever been mist húrvous! Kris, don’t make things up”

still covering her mouth and chuckling, her cheeks slightly flushed,

was it that wanted to see why I looked so different from him

Hey hey hry”

she mean by looking

of the

his face

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there was a bright look in her eyes. She actually wanted to

You’re not just

say anymore!”

currently feeling embarrassed thanks to Kris, he was also

time since he had experienced the presence of loved

and the other two women

to find that sense of harmony they had once

comfortably alone on the living room sofa, watching TV, while in the kitchen, Zoe and Layla, under Kris’s

building one block away from Gavin’s rented apartment, another family

Violet resided. Her father, Robert, sat on the couch, watching Violet, who appeared exhausted

happened today? Is there anything trouble to deal with?

on the floor, weakly waved her

it. Something big happened in Brookspring!”

if he had figured out something. Still,

it some major case?”

up with effort, solemnly told Robert.

that the Harper family, one of the Four Greatest Families of Brookspring, was

was well aware of this matter, and he knew who was

this time, he acted surprised and

Did such a thing happen?”

convinced of her father’s reaction

“That’s right.

the National Security Bureau believed it was

family’s Oceanfront Clubhouse was also attacked in the same way! The scene was truly horrifying. We had no idea who could be

but after a whole day of

lost her

at her curiously and

there are no leads, are you

shook her hand and spoke.

this was clearly not something ordinary people could do. So, that

I wouldn’t have come