Rising from the Ashes (Andrew and Lauren) novel Chapter 808

Chapter 808

+25 BONUS

Nonetheless, for the Wellers, their rise to power was the only thing that mattered. Harvey might have been a disgraceful excuse for a leader, but he was still the head of the family.

One of the elder enforcers spoke in a cold voice. “4.row. you know too much. That leaves us with no choice–we have to take you out.”

Andrew smirked. “Of course you do. That way, no one will ever know just how filthy the Wellers‘ secrets really are, right?”

The two Wellers elders roared in unison, “Arrogant fool! Die!”

Andrew casually lifted his foot and kicked Michael straight into them, sending him flying toward the two elders. One of the enforcers scoffed, effortlessly swinging a palm and smacking Michael aside like a ragdoll. His body went flying, landing in a heap–his fate unknown. 1

Andrew’s face turned cold. “Shiloh, get in the car. I’ll handle the Wellers, and then we’ll head back to Jayrodale.”

However, Shiloh stood her ground, completely unfazed. “No need for that. They came here to take me by force, so I’ll deal with them myself.”

Andrew watched, stunned, as Shiloh took a single light step forward. With effortless grace, she raised her delicate hands and flicked them toward the approaching Wellers elders.

Her movement was casual–almost as if she were swatting away a couple of flies.

The two enforcers sneered, not even bothering to defend themselves. She was nothing more than a weak woman to them–her attacks were meaningless.

Suddenly, two loud bangs echoed.

Shiloh’s hands never even touched them, and the mere sweep of her billowing sleeves slammed into their chests with the force of a sledgehammer.

Their ribs caved in instantly, and both men spewed blood as their bodies were sent hurtling backward, crashing more than ten meters away.

The two elite enforcers of the Wellers–men who had built their reputation as the family’s most fearsome warriors–now lay on the ground, clutching their chests, their faces twisted in agony and disbelief.

They pointed at Shiloh, their fingers trembling. “Y–You…”

However, the sheer shock of what had just happened left them unable to even finish a sentence. A second later, their eyes rolled back, and they collapsed, unconscious.

Harvey looked like he had seen a ghost. His legs wobbled, and his breath came in short, panicked gasps. He staggered backward, his wide eyes locked onto Shiloh as if she were some kind of monster.