Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 951

Chapter 951 Truth Hurts 

“Hahaha!” 

Taz let out a manic laugh. 

Ever since Samson expressed his desire to break free from the Lees, Taz no longer revered the family. 

Insulting the former heir of the Lees gave Taz an exhilarating rush. 

“Hahaha!” 

The others burst out laughing. 

Gavin looked at Kaze in disdain. “He is nothing without his family. 

“That explains why he mooches off his woman and takes his wife’s last name.‘ 

The rest sneered and jeered at Kaze, holding him in contempt. 

After taking multiple digs at Kaze, Taz felt satisfied and recalled his purpose of being there. 

He poured himself a drink and said, “I’m here today to bring a message from my dad, Kaze. 

“You have three days to bring Cosmo back to Sunrise City and beg for atonement from the Lee family. 

“Tomorrow is the last day, but you have not taken any course of action. Are you just going to give up?” 

Taz’s eyes turned sharp as he narrowed in on Kaze. 

“Or are you taking my dad’s words lightly?” 

It dawned on everybody else the reason Taz met with Kaze tonight. 

They looked at Kaze with sympathy. 

Not only was Kaze disowned by his family, but he was asked to beg the Lees for mercy. That summed up Kaze’s sad life. 

Rose, upon learning of the incident, felt bad for Kaze. 

“Say something. Cat got your tongue?” 

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Taz scoffed coldly. 

Kaze changed to a more comfortable position and said in resignation, “You answered your own questions. Need I say more? 

“I broke both of Narian’s legs, and I sent Cosmo to prison. 

The Sunrise Lees mean squat to me.” 

Kaz chuckled while looking at Taz amusedly. He said indifferently, “Do you think I will take the words of the Lee’s lapdog, your father, seriously?” 

“You’re asking for it!” Taz yelled out loud. 

He smashed his wine glass to the ground. 

Gavin and the others looked at Kaze in shock. 

It never occurred to them that Kaze would call Taz’s father a lapdog in front of him. 

They stared at Kaze like he was a dead man. 

The Quints‘ son–in–law was digging his own grave. 

“What? Did I say something wrong?”