Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1234

Nathan said coldly, "Is it the Simon Family's style to stir up trouble and kill people out of anger? Who gives you the right to do so? Kneel!"

Nathan tightened his grip around Owen's fist. The sound of cracking bones could be heard instantly.

"Ow!" Owen groaned in agony.

But he refused to relent and lifted his leg in an attempt to kick Nathan.

However, Nathan acted quicker and gave him a forceful kick before Owen's leg could reach him.

Crack!

Nathan broke Owen's lower right leg with that single movement.

"Ahhhhh!"

Owen could not help but shriek in pain. He staggered and knelt on one knee in front of Nathan.

"Let go of my uncle!"

"Let our master go!"

Joseph and Owen's disciples bellowed in rage simultaneously.

Just as some of them were about to attack Nathan, Colin roared at them in a frigid voice, "Don't you dare mess with us!"

Immediately, the Elite Eight and the security guards in plain clothes surrounded Nathan to protect him.

Joseph and Owen's subordinates were taken aback by the sight. They were left with no choice, so they stood still in panic.

Suddenly, a feminine sneer sounded from the door, "Tsk, tsk. What a lively night."

Everyone present turned to glance at the door simultaneously as a lady in a green dress strolled in with a few subordinates.

"Ms. Westwood!" Joseph called out eagerly when he saw the lady, who was none other than Yvonne Westwood.

When Yvonne saw Joseph in his wheelchair, she shook her head with a snigger. "I used to think the Simon Family is competent, but I now realize you and your uncle are only pretty faces. A prominent martial arts family like you can't even handle an ordinary man. You're such a disgrace. How foolish of me to ask for your help against Nathan Cross."

Yvonne had never thought of herself as a pure and innocent woman. Her beauty was a useful resource that she used to gain the things she wanted.

The fact that she found out Owen was no match for Nathan after spending a night with him really enraged her.