Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 860

Chapter 860 

Carlito did not expect that Flin would be so ruthless. He could not help but say, “Flin, isn’t this going a bit too far? The one you offended was just the pursuer of Yasmin. It doesn’t have much to do with the other members of the Tigris Hall. If you kill so many people from the Tigris Hall, wouldn’t it be too cruel?” 

Flin thought to himself that if Yasmin really ran away with the other person, who knows if she would have slept with that man. He did this to make Yasmin regret it. 

However, he naturally couldn’t say that. He just faintly smiled and secretly said to Carlito, “Godfather, I only said that to scare Yasmin, to make her bring that guy back. It’s not like I would actually kill the people. from Tigris Hall.” 

“I see!” Carlito smiled. 

“Mister Carlito, why are you here?” 

Just at that moment, a man and a woman walked in from the main entrance. After the man saw the 

situation inside, he couldn’t help but shout, “Mister Severin… are you Severin?” 

Carlito turned around and when he saw that it was Severin, his eyes widened instantly. 

He was fortunate enough to attend Severin’s wedding and even had a drink with the Four Great War Gods. Carlito felt that his life had changed. It was something worth bragging about. 

However, in the end, Severin did not want the matter to spread. After he came back, he didn’t go around. talking about that day’s events. 

He could not even dream of meeting Severin again here. 

“Hehe, of course it’s me!” Severin chuckled and when he saw that Flin was also here, he immediately frowned. “Mister Carlito, could it be that you’re the godfather of this scoundrel Flin?” 

Carlito was instantly shocked. Flin had only told him that the person who broke his bones was a young man with the family name ‘Feuillet’. He did not know Severin’s name. 

But now, it seemed that the person who broke Flin’s bones was none other than this existence that even the Four Great War Gods had to address as their master, this person who no one dared to provoke!