Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1630

Taking in a few deep breaths, Cheryl tried her best to regain her composure.

After a short pause, she smiled at Nathan and said, “Aren't we friends? It's not that weird for me to come to meet you knowing that you came to Brimmopolis, is it?”

“Of course,” Nathan replied pleasantly.

“I'm going to Tiger Park tonight with some of the other bureaucrats of Brimmopolis to watch a match. How about you join us?” Cheryl continued, her expression becoming a little more serious.

Tiger Park was an underground boxing ring in Brimmopolis, where the strongest underground boxers in Eurasia gathered to compete.

Only the richest of the rich would be able to get their hands on the tickets to Tiger Park. The tickets were rumored to cost tens of thousands.

“I'm not too keen on underground matches. You should go ahead and have fun,” Nathan said. He was not very interested in watching underground boxing matches and wanted to keep a comfortable distance from Cheryl.

“No way! You have to come. I've placed a bet on the match tonight, a bet against Mr. Hagen! All of my friends have placed heavy bets. Now that you've finally come to Brimmopolis, you need to help me out! Hmph. Mr. Hagen has been getting too cocky for his own good!” Cheryl retorted.

As it turned out, there were different cliques amongst the bureaucrats too.

By Mr. Hagen, Cheryl was referring to Boris Tucker's nephew, Hagen Tucker.

Hagen was well-adored by Boris, and he had always been treated like Boris's own son. Amongst the bureaucrats of Brimmopolis, everyone joked that Hagen was Boris's second son and really respected him.

President Windsor had a long history with those bureaucrats in the likes of Boris Tucker, whether it was done in the open or in the dark.

Among the bureaucrats, Cheryl and Hagen were also not on very good terms, and one could say that they would always be at odds with one another.

The boxing match at Tiger Park was a good opportunity for the showdown between the biggest egos.