A Man Like None Other novel Chapter 1226

Chapter 1226 Let Them Go

“Mr. Chance!” When Theodore glimpsed Jared’s pathetic state, he hurriedly stepped forward and supported the latter.

Relief suffused Jared at that moment, and he coughed up blood.

“Mr. Chance! Mr. Chance!”

At that, Theodore’s expression turned utterly panicked.

“Don’t worry, for he’s not going to die,” Mr. Sanders murmured placidly after glancing at Jared.

“I’m fine, General Jackson!”

Jared flashed Theodore a faint smile.

“Mr. Sanders, Jared barged into my banquet and killed someone of the Norton family, so I’m planning to teach him a lesson,” Skylar explained to Mr. Sanders meekly.

“I’m taking him away. Have everyone else scram,” Mr. Sanders drawled unhurriedly.

Upon hearing that the man wanted to take Jared away, Skylar frowned.

Jared is now a lamb to the slaughter. If I were to allow him to leave now, there probably wouldn’t be such a golden opportunity in the future.

“Mr. Sanders, he laid waste to the Norton residence and killed someone of the Norton family. If you were to take him away just like this, I—”

Crash!

Before he had even finished speaking, a gust of strong wind assailed him, promptly knocking him off his feet.

With a cold expression on his face, Mr. Sanders regarded Skylar with a flinty look in his eyes. “Did you not hear me?”

Skylar struggled to his feet, terror written all over his face.

Those from the martial arts families were also terrified to the point that they held their breaths.

No one saw what Mr. Sanders did, but Skylar was thrown back in a flash.

“I heard you and will do as you said, Mr. Sanders!”

Skylar didn’t dare express the slightest objection.

“Let’s go!” Mr. Sanders uttered to Theodore.

Theodore swiftly supported Jared, planning to leave quickly.

To his surprise, Jared broke free before declaring with a shake of his head, “I must save The Villainous Four today! Otherwise, I’d rather die here!”

“You’re not their match in your present condition, Mr. Chance! Let’s leave first!” Theodore urged in exasperation.