Dahlia Nicholson and Dustin Rhys Novel novel Chapter 1130

Chapter 1130: “Revelation and Confrontation”

Harrison’s simple words carried an undeniable aura of authority, causing everyone to tremble in fear and unease. Their eyes all turned towards General.

As the highest-ranking and most powerful figure present, the General’s stance would determine the life or death of the entire clan.

“Rebel! You’ve harmed your siblings and brought calamity to the family. Your actions are treasonous, and now you have the audacity to ask me for an explanation? Do you truly see yourself as the victim here?” General sternly rebuked.

He had always believed that Harrison was his best successor. He possessed courage, intelligence, and cunning, and could have led the family to greatness. It was just a pity that his most talented son had strayed down the wrong path, causing a rift between him and the family.

Amidst his anger, there was also deep sorrow.

“Father, you need to understand that everything I’ve done was because of you. If it weren’t for you, pushing my wife to her death, how could I have ended up on this path?” Harrison calmly stated.

“That woman’s death is related to me. Even if it’s true, so what? She deserved to die!” General said coldly.

“She was your daughter-in-law, but you actually think she deserved to die?” Harrison self-mockingly smiled.

“She was my daughter-in-law, but she was also a spy for an enemy nation, an enemy to our Dragonmarsh!” General said sternly. “Do you know how many of our young men have died unjustly on the battlefield because of the existence of such spies?”

“She had repented, and she never harmed anyone. Why? Why won’t you give her a chance?” Harrison suddenly became emotional.

“She didn’t harm anyone else, but she harmed you!”

General slammed the table. “You could have had a promising future, but look at what you’ve become now? Neither human nor ghost, just a disgrace to the Murray Clan!”

He could have supported Harrison’s pursuit of love, even if it meant disregarding social status. Even if she were a beggar, as long as his son was happy, he would have agreed. But being a spy was unacceptable.