Invincible Heir novel Chapter 220

Then it was very quiet in the room, for that was an awkward situation indeed.

Hardon turned all red and embarrassed. In order to show off his noble birth, he often deceived others under the guise of Martin Brook’s friend. He didn’t expect he could meet Martin one day!

All turned to look at him and tried not to laugh, except Hardon’s companions. Each of them turned a deathly shade of white when they saw Martin. Especially, behind Martin, their father stood respectfully.

Marry’s face went very pale, and could not stop her whole-body trembling.

Todd ranged over them one by one. Then his eyes fell upon Hardon, banging his steel pipe on a table. “You told everyone that you are a platinum member of this place, right? Tell me again! Who gave you the membership card?”

Hardon’s cheeks seemed to be on fire. He could not speak a word for a long moment. He was getting too scared. Todd was the son of Martin. He couldn’t afford to upset him. If he said something wrong, the Maguire family would get a bigger trouble.

Todd seemed impatient. He raised his steel pipe as high up as he could and pounded it down so hard that the glass table was broken into pieces. Everyone was quite shocked by the tremendous cracking sound.

“Fuck! Tell me right now!” Todd shouted.

Hardon looked horrified. His face became very white and his entire body began shaking. He rushed to Martin and suddenly fell on his knees. “I was wrong. I’m sorry, Mr. Brook! I lied to everyone that you gave me the platinum membership card. I’m a big liar. My card is fake and I’ve never used it,” Hardon said in a trembling voice. He could feel cold sweat trickling down his face.

Martin glared at him angrily and kicked him in a sudden fury. “You fucking asshole! How dare you show off using my name? Even your grandfather, Tom, couldn’t have the balls to do it!”

“I know, I know what I did was wrong. I won’t make the same mistake again, Mr. Brook! I promise!” Hardon said and the tears ran down his face.

Hardon appeared genuinely fearful. Martin was infamous for his brutal, cruel and inhumane patterns. Especially, his Brook family was growing quickly with the support of the Henderson family. Unfortunately, Hardon angered such a tough guy. Most likely, he would face serious consequences.

“Call your grandfather. He must be here in ten minutes, or you will end up in a body bag!” Martin said menacingly.

Hardon nodded eagerly and took out his phone with trembling hands. Soon he got his grandfather Tom on the phone.

Martin looked at Hardon coldly as the call meant a lot to him. His Brook family was powerful in Jako, but he was not satisfied with it. He was planning to get a broader market in Kato. That was the purpose of his trip in Kato.

To his delight, while he was struggling to find a way to take over the market of the Maguire family and the Woods family, he got a chance unexpectedly! Hardon hurt his son, so he had a good reason for demanding compensations.

“Go on, Todd! Whoever hit you will pay the price!” Martin said.

After hearing this, a hint of a sneer broke on Todd’s lips. He walked towards another man, with the steel pipe in his hand.

It didn’t take long for Todd to revenge. Half an hour later, a dozen men were lying on the ground, moaning. There was blood everywhere. Each of them broke an arm or a leg by Todd.

He didn’t break their all four limbs. So, he was merciful this time, as Martin had taught him. He had made some sort of bloody lesson out of the first man. There was no need to completely offend the big families in Kato.

The blood and the screaming scared Hardon to death. He slumped hopelessly on the floor.

But Baron still sat quietly. Todd walked up to him and looked at him with contempt. “Now it is your turn, man!”

Baron glanced at him. “I think you’re confused. I’m not in it with these guys. And I’m not involved in the fight,” he said indifferently,

Todd’s face darkened with anger. But when he raised his weapon, an old man rushed in. He was Tom.

“I’m very glad to meet you, Mr. Brook! When did you get to Kato? Sorry, I didn’t realize you were here. I should have visited you earlier,” Tom greeted Martin with a smile. He didn’t even look at Hardon.

Martin regarded him coldly and sneered, “I know you’re too busy, Mr. Maguire! Okay, back to business. Do you know why I called you here?”

Tom shook his head. He knew Hardon had offended Martin, but knew nothing about the details. Martin would not let up until he got what he wanted. Tom had realized that.

Tom looked back at Hardon, who was still shivering, hardly daring to move. A wave of anger came over him.