Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 680

Orin had an air about him that was positively terrifying. Whitney was practically trembling in her boots as she stood before him, and so was Shane.

Even Orin Campbell had to speak respectfully to Wilbur, and someone as cocky and ruthless as Baron had been taught a fierce lesson by him.

That old man, however, was the most terrifying of them all. Even Orin Campbell seemed to be scared of him.

But this man seemed nothing but friendly and warm with Wilbur, even inviting the guy over for dinner one day.

Their brains went blank, none of them daring to imagine just how terrifyingly powerful Wilbur was.

What was going to happen to them now that they had offended someone like that?

Just as everyone was worrying about their lives, Orin frowned before saying, "Whatever happened today must be kept completely private. No one is to say a word about it, do you understand?"

Who would dare to go against the words of Orin Campbell?

Everyone nodded profusely.

Orin looked at Wilbur then. "It's not worth butting heads with that guy. He's a lost cause. Even his father can't control him."

"Oh, don't worry about that. I don't plan on giving him any more trouble after this, but I won't be as nice if he tries anything else with me. Not even if you're there."

Wilbur's words scared Whitney and her friends witless.

Who on earth was this man, daring to speak to Orin Campbell like that?

Yet Orin merely sighed. "Don't go to Northseecher in the near future. If you really need to go, pay a visit to Mister Joeman before that."

"I will. Thank you." Wilbur smiled.

Orin nodded, finally turning to leave after that.

Just then, Whitney, Albert, Astor, Mark, Homer, and the rest were still staring at Wilbur in terror.

None of them dared to imagine just how terrifying it would be to get on this man's bad side.

Were they going to perish for that? It seemed like this man was above the law itself.

People like them were hardly worth much to people like Wilbur, and they were terrified of what their fate was going to be after this.

None of them had been nice to Wilbur in the slightest.