Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1512

The Neeses were intimidated as the powerful spiritual pressure in the air nearly suffocated them.

It was said that the Rochers had an arsenal of elites working for them, and every core member of the Rocher family had a cultivator by their side.

The elite with Sawyer was clearly terrifyingly powerful.

Just then, the long sword in Chad's grasp burned with roaring spiritual flames that filled the air.

Sawyer seemed all the smugger at this.

An Ambience level cultivator could pretty much get whatever he wanted in Hemount City— and Chad was barely the tip of the iceberg that was the cultivators working for the Rochers.

Sawyer was here to teach the Nees family a lesson.

His father was old, and nowhere nearly as ruthless as he used to be. Having to arrange a marriage between the Rochers and the Neeses just to take over Nees Corp was honestly ridiculous.

Sawyer would have rather just taken the company from them through brute force. After all, the Rochers were the top dog of Hemount City, both in the business circles and the physical power of their men. They even had the support of the officials! The Nees family would hardly be able to even hold a candle to them.

What was wrong with beating the Neeses into submission, as long as they were compensated with a little bit of money at the end?

Sarah went pale in the face, trembling as she hid behind Wilbur. The spiritual pressure of an Ambience level cultivator was terrifying to a regular mortal.

On top of that, Chad's spiritual pressure continued to increase by the second. The spiritual pressure bursting out of the sword began to ring with a high-pitched whistle, bringing about fierce winds in the entire living room.

The Neeses went all the paler in the face. From how things were going, the living room would collapse any second under such power.

"Please don't get physical about this, Mister Sawyer. We can talk this out," Warner pleaded desperately.

The Neeses had always been law-abiding businessmen, and they would be in huge trouble if someone were to die in their own house.

Yet Sawyer merely smirked, not saying a word.