Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 134

Chapter 134 

Sebastian shook his head with a wry smile but followed the group 

Soon, they arrived at the Emperor Room. 

Harrison and his group were still unaware of the impending danger, but he immediately recognized Charles as the leader. 

He stepped forward and said, “I’m Harrison, the eldest son of the Zach family. What do you intend to do with my friend?” 

Charles gave a sly smile. “The Zatch family heir means nothing to me. 

Harrison’s expression darkened, and he was ready to erupt in anger. Suddenly, his eyes fell on Sabrina nestled in Charles’s embrace. 

“Are you Mr. Sullivan?” Harrison’s demeanor changed dramatically. 

It was well known that Sabrina was Charles mistress, so anyone who had her in their arms was likely Charles himself. 

“At least you’ve got some sense. Yeah, I’m Charles,” Charles sneered 

Harrison and his group gasped. 

They had been discussing Charles‘ fearsome reputation moments before, and now here he was in the flesh 

Though they were wealthy, Charles was part of the Celestial Dragon Organization, a group that wouldn’t hesitate to kill. Taking a life was easier for them than crushing an ant 

Charles turned to Nathan. “Mr. Whirlock, we brought him here. How would you like to handle this?” 

Ryan’s legs gave out, and he fell to his knees before Charles. “Please, Mr. Sullivan, spare me!! 

Harrison and the others paled. 

Nathan approached Ryan with a sneer and slapped him hard across the face. 

“Smack!” 

The sound was sharp and clear, making everyone wince 

Blood trickled down the corner of Ryan’s mouth, but he didn’t dare fightback He could only tremble in fear. 

“You little punk, weren’t you acting all tough before? Show me that bravado now!! 

Nathan slapped him again before kicking him in the face, causing blood to push from Ryan’s nose 

“Sir, I was wrong. Please, forgive me just this once.” His plea for mercy was a stark contrast to his earlier arrogance. 

“Please help him,” Winnie urged Harrison. 

Harrison’s expression shitted. He knew of Charles‘ reputation for brutality and knew his status as a wealthy heir was irrelevant here. 

Yet, to do nothing would be a severe loss of reputation. 

Gathering his courage, Harrison said, “Mr. Sullivan, my friend was wrong to offend your associate. We’re ready to apologize. Could you let him off just this once? 

Charles crossed his legs. “If you’d offended me personally, I might spare you for the Zach family’s sake. But this time, you’ve wronged my friend, so unless he forgives you, not even your father can help.”