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Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 324

Carl was not surprised that Franklin had not come. After all, the latter had 'accidentally' killed his daughter. It was normal that he would feel too embarrassed to come.

Actually, Carl was also under orders from the King of the South, Dip Turner, to deal with Nathan.

With Dip backing him up, he would not need to be scared of Franklin.

He spoke up blandly, "Major-General Wilson might have been held up by his official duties so it's understandable that he's unable to come. However, hasn't Cross always been very arrogant here in Channing? Why isn't he here?”

Joseph snickered before answering, "With you here, sir, I'm sure he's too afraid to come. He definitely knows you're here for him and must be quivering in his shoes with fear by now!"

Carl and his men laughed uproariously.

Some of the guests chuckled along, while some had uneasy looks on their faces. There were even some who remained calm and unfazed.

Taking in his guests, Carl boomed, "I called everyone here today because I hope that you can show me where you stand.

Nathan Cross has killed my children and my sworn brother, so now I'm going to kill him! Because all of you are influential people here in Channing, I need to know. Are you with me, or are you against me?"

He then turned his gaze on Sean. His tone was decidedly unfriendly as he continued, "Sean Smith of the Smith family, Nathan Cross is your grandson-in-law. What are your thoughts on me killing him for revenge?"

Sean was quick to reply, "Nathan has always been causing trouble everywhere he goes and I don't actually accept him as my grandson-in-law. Besides, he's offended you of all people, so I think that he's brought this upon himself. If you insist on going after my son and granddaughter too, I will also agree with your decision."

Satisfied, Carl smiled at him approvingly. "Looks like you're a smart man.”

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