Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 669

Chapter 669 A Series of Setbacks 

The two sculptures on both sides of the gate to the Quints‘ residence were knocked down and destroyed. 

The newly reinstalled main entrance was taken down and trampled under the group’s feet. 

The Quints‘ home was demolished. 

The house was the Quints‘ pride and joy, and they had been disrespected. 

“Who are you to start trouble here? Get out now!” 

The Quints approached with aggression. 

The family’s attitude rubbed the creditors the wrong way. 

“We are workers at the local paper mill. We have been owed our wages since last 

year. 

“We have been standing up for our rights, but the top three families stopped us from having a voice. 

“When your family bought over the factory, we were told that you would be resolving the wages issue. We thought we could finally see the money. 

“But your family had not sent a single person to talk to us and hear our problems, so we had to go to you. 

“Your security guards had their fingers up our noses and told us to leave. They called us lowlifes and tried to hit us. Do you think it’s the right thing to do?” a representative of the workers uttered with grief and anger. 

The Quints peered inside the residence. 

The security personnel were on the ground. 

Sure, they were highly trained security officers, but the crowd was more than they could handle. 

“That’s right. So what if you have money? So what if you are in the upper class?” 

The air grew hostile. 

Samus asked angrily, “Who told you the Quints would fix your problems? Just go to that person.” 

“That’s what the city council said. They told us you got two billion dollars from the God of War’s funding and bought our factory. It makes sense that you would settle our wages.” 

“That’s right. Give us our money, or we’ll write to the God of War.” 

“If it came from the city council, go to them then.” Samus snapped back. 

“Shut up!” 

Rudy bellowed and waved his arm. “Just give them their wages with the money from Quintessential Group.” 

The local paper mill had thousands of workers. They were owed nearly a year of 

wages. 

The Quints spent another 100 million dollars to pay all of them. 

Finally, the workers left. 

Before the Quints could breathe a sigh of relief, multiple groups drew near with banners. 

Some wore lab coats while others were in nurse uniforms. These people were medical personnel. 

“We are from Lilyrose Men’s Hospital. We have not been paid for more than six months.” 

“We are from the Grange Medical Center. Pay our dues, or we will report you for overblowing patients‘ medical conditions for insurance money.” 

Most of the city’s dishonest hospitals were run by the top three families. 

The Quints bought all these establishments. They had no idea they would be taking over money pits. 

“Pay them. Just pay them!” Rudy shouted furiously. 

The Quints lost the last penny to their name when they paid all the medical personnel. 

“How did you find our home? Did someone tell you our address?” Samus asked one of the people. 

“Your home address is exposed online.” 

The person pulled out his phone and showed a WhatsApp group with over a thousand members. 

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