Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 263

Chapter 263 I’m Here for Kaze 

Hades had gotten the message from Hunter. 

Kaze somehow lucked out and saved the daughter of the Butterworth’s Queens. 

Now that Kaze rubbed shoulders with the esteemed family, Hades could forget getting back at Kaze for trashing his casino. If that was not enough, Hades had to submit to him too. 

His uncle, Cronus‘ main source of income came from the Queens. 

With that in mind. Hades shoved aside an on–looking family member of a patient. “Get out of the 

way.” 

The family member was a middle–aged man in a suit. He must be a business owner. 

The man pulled Hades‘ hand away in disgruntlement. “Who are you? Why should I leave because you tell me to-” 

Smack! 

Hades slapped the middle–aged man before he could finish his sentence. Grabbing him by the collar, Hades shouted menacingly, “Can you get lost now?” 

The middle–aged man was a cowardly bully. 

He had no qualms about taunting Kaze despite not knowing him at all. 

Now that Hades smacked some sense into him, the middle–aged man kept his opinions to himself. 

“I’ll leave. I’ll do it right away.” 

“If I hear you telling Kaze to leave again, I’ll kill you, cunt!” 

Hades hurled him away. 

The others blocking access to the door looked at Hades fearfully before giving way. 

Furious with the commotion outside, Benedict lectured, “Who’s there? What’s with the attitude? 

We are in a hospital, and I’m Deputy Director Benedict Soup. Why are you hitting members of the 

public? I should call the police on you.” 

“Benedict? Haha. What a coincidence.” 

Hades waltzed into the place and recognized the discolored Benedict. “What? Don’t you know me anymore, Deputy Director Soup?” 

+15 BONOS 

Benedict stared straight at Hades. 

Sweat rolled down his bald head. 

“I–I do. Of course, I know you, Mr. Hades,” 

He stuttered in fear. 

Smack! 

Hades struck him. 

Benedict’s glasses were knocked off, and he fell on his bottoms. He stared blankly at Hades. 

What with the 

Hades squatted and smacked Benedict’s face. “What’s with the posh act? You couldn’t even pay back the twenty million dollars you borrowed from my casino. Do you remember begging me for a few extra days?” 

Holy shit! 

The crowd inside and outside the ward looked at Benedict in surprise. It never occurred to them that the high–sounding deputy director was a gambling addict. 

He acted high and mighty, but behind closed doors, he would throw his pride away to borrow from moneylenders. 

Freaking out, Benedict said gloomily, “Didn’t you say you would give me more time, Mr. Hades? Why are you here? If word gets out, I will be suspended. How am I supposed to pay you back then? I’m sure you want the money back. This is just taking things too far.” 

He intended to move funds from the medical center to cover his gambling debt. 

Hades put a dent in his plan and poof it went. 

Smack! 

Hades gave him another slap. “You’re not worth my time. I’m here for Kaze.” 

Agnes turned white as a sheet when she realized Hades was looking at Kaze. 

She was now aware that Hades was the one who kept Larry captive.