Love at the Wrong Table (Emmanuel Lowe and Mackenzie) novel Chapter 136

Chapter 136

Three years ago, when an army of a hundred thousand troops from the

Northern Region exchanged fire with their enemy on the battlefield,

Emmanuel led his team to carry out a special mission to destroy an enemy

base.

However, there was a spy within their team, which eventually led the

seventeen members of the Wolf Warrior team to fall into the trap of their

enemies.

Emmanuel escaped with his defying skills, but all his men became captives

of their enemy.

The opposing force told Emmanuel to give up on his mission in exchange for

his team members‘ lives.

After long contemplation, Emmanuel finally decided to abort the mission for

his subordinates‘ safety.

As the ace of the Northern Region army, his mission determined the success

or failure of the battle. Ultimately, Northern Region suffered significant

damages as the Wolf Warrior team failed to accomplish their mission.

Within eight years Emmanuel was with Northern Region, he had made

seventeen first–class achievements, fifty–two second–class achievements,

and a hundred and forty–three third–class achievements. He was known as

the Wolf Warrior and was admired by countless people.

It was a pity that the only time he failed his mission made him walk off the

altar.

After his failure, he had a severe mental breakdown. Hence, he voluntarily

applied for retirement and returned to Yeringham. From then on, he just

wanted to live quietly as an ordinary man.

“It wasn’t your fault back then, Sir. I would have made the same decision if I

was in your shoes.”

Eve sounded emotional. “As a leader, I couldn’t sit back and watch my

comrades die before me too!”

She had always wanted to tell Emmanuel this.

Unfortunately, they lost contact after Emmanuel left the troop. She might

never see Emmanuel again if it weren’t for today’s coincidental encounter.

“Forget it. It’s all in the past!”

Emmanuel merely smiled in response when the past was mentioned.

Sometimes, some decisions were bound to be made despite one’s will.

As a man, he had to bear the consequences if he made a mistake. That was

why he gave up his glory, military rank, and money and returned to his

hometown to live a low–profile life.

“Sir, from what I know, the Northern Region still longs for the return of Wolf

Warrior to continue his mission. If you are willing to go back, I will continue to