Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1421

Seeing how pissed off Noel was, Mitchell uttered, "Sir, there's no need to get so angry. I'll bring some men with me right now to teach that b*****d a lesson.”

With that, Mitchell strode out of there with the rest of the Elite Club members and the huge group of thugs.

Meanwhile, Nathan and his family were at the Smith family home eating with Sean and the others.

It turns out that Sean had heard from Lily and Matthew about how Nathan had offended the Mayberry Harbors, who were rich and powerful as they were also the relatives of Mr. Tucker.

The news about Noel coming to get revenge on Nathan had shocked him to the core. That was the reason he had invited them over, so he could inquire more about the situation.

Nathan smiled and said, "Sean, you don't have to worry about it. The Harbors and I are having a little conflict, that's all. The situation is really not as serious as all of you think. I can resolve this matter easily. You'll see."

However, his words did not seem to reassure them much.

They all knew Nathan was the General of the North. Nonetheless, the Harbor family had someone like Boris Tucker on their side. With such an important man backing them up, even he probably should not mess with them!

A troubled silence descended upon them as everyone continue to eat.

Suddenly, there was a loud crash from outside as someone kicked open the front gates.

Several servants rushed inside with panicked looks on their faces. One of them spoke in a trembling voice, "Sir, something bad has happened! A huge group of men just barged into the manor. The man in the lead says that he is Mitchell Bright, the president of the Elite Club. He claims to be here for Mr. Cross and Ms. Penny!"

Sean and the rest looked upset at the news.

Just then, Mitchell strode inside with several rich-looking young men. Behind them was a large group of aggressive-looking men.

Among those thugs, there were four that immediately drew everyone's gazes.

These four men were all taller than two meters and were built like a tank. Another thing they had in common was their ugly visages. They were so ugly that they would make children cry.