The King Of Warriors novel (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 96

Gritting his teeth, Zayne nodded. “I have met Mr. Lewis before,” he answered ambiguously. After all, meeting Tommy before didn't necessarily mean that he knew him.

“Initially, all you had to do was to beg for forgiveness on your knees. However, I didn't expect you to go around lying in the name of Mr. Lewis. Because of that, none of you are leaving here today.”

Bob's voice was so piercing cold that it sent a chill down everyone's spine.

“Hahaha, you are really just a bunch of kids. Do you know who this guy in front of you is? He is Mr. Hoffman's best fighter. As for Mr. Hoffman, he is one of Mr. Lewis' closest lieutenants. And yet, you got carried away and boasted in front of him about knowing Mr. Lewis.”

Josh began to burst into a hearty laughter.

Given that they were just a bunch of ordinary folks, Josh had seen through their lies about knowing Tommy.

Having heard Josh's words, Zayne broke out in cold sweat. He had not expected his bragging to land him in such deep trouble.

Unfortunately, his subordinates thought differently due to their belief that he actually knew Tommy.

As for Maria, she wholeheartedly believed the lie still. Even if Zayne didn't really know Tommy, he would have a friend that did. Or else, Tommy wouldn't have helped her family recover the debt that they were owed.

Deciding to relent, Zayne began to apologize, “Mr. Queen, just now, my friends had too much to drink. Therefore, I would like to say I'm sorry and hope—"

Before he could finish, Bob interrupted, “For abusing Mr. Lewis' name, you're not going to get away with just an apology. Whether you live or die, fate will determine it for you.”

With that, Bob turned to his men. “Take everyone away and let Mr. Hoffman decide what to do with them.”

The next moment, more than ten fearsome men surrounded the group, terrifying everyone including Zayne and Maria.

At the same time, Troy, who was at a corner, was trembling in fear. Having wet his pants, he was gripping onto Jared tightly.