The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 5934

Upon hearing Janus’ orders, Angus quickly ran out. Although Oskiatown was a very complex small society, it was just a small place, after all. Therefore, everyone was very familiar with each other after spending time here.

Just like its name suggested, it was just a street, albeit a street heavily populated by Oskians. The relationships between everyone here were like the relationships between neighbors in a neighborhood.

Although there were still shameless and cunning people among the neighbors, they generally helped and supported each other.

In the early years, the Oskians who had just arrived in the United States suffered from humiliation. Everyone could only live together and depend on each other for warmth, and the Oskian gang also developed naturally in this environment.

At first, in order to protect themselves, the Oskians organized some young and strong laborers to fight against the foreign enemies together. Over time, with the continuous development of society, various occupations had been continuously subdivided. Some people who occasionally united to stand up for other Oskians gradually regarded this as a profession, so the Oskian gang was officially established.

From the history of the Oskian gang, it could be seen that the Oskian gang had not been a gang that bullied people since the moment it was established.

Most of the gangs in the United States were very different from the Oskian gang. Most of the gangs with a long history in the United States developed and grew during the Prohibition period. Their means of making money are basically all against the United States government.

Therefore, after decades or hundreds of years of development, they had formed an instinct, that is, the more the government does not allow them to do it, the more they want to do it, and they wanted to make it bigger and stronger.

For example, the collection of protection fees. The protection fees collected by the Oksian gang in Oskiatown were more like an unofficial property fee. They collected money from every household and provided services to every household. The fees were reasonable, the services were considerate, and they were available at any time.

However, gangs like Burning Angels who collected protection fees were outright robbers.

Robbers only wanted money. One would be spared if one handed the money over, but if one refused to give it, one would be stabbed or shot.

One could not expect to ask the robbers to help guard one’s house after being robbed. If so, the robbers might even rob one’s house.

A few minutes later, Angus came running all the way with a middle-aged man who looked to be in his forties.

When the man entered the door and saw Janus, he said excitedly, “Janus, you’re back!”

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