The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 1903

Although they still had no idea who Molie was or where he came from, they could already tell Molie was not Chief Police Wholeton’s subordinate. It was because even Chief Police Wholeton dared not go against the Yale family.

If Molie was really Gabe’s subordinate, how could he go against the Yale family without Gabe’s protection?

“There are so many talents out there,” An old man in his seventies glanced at Molie in the back row and said slowly.

“It looks like things are going to change for us in Midwich,” Another person said as if anticipating something.

The auction continued.

The next auction item came on stage, and the atmosphere in the auction room gradually became bustling.

Gabe grimaced as he said to Molie, “Sir, would you please give me a heads up before doing anything? I was scared to death.”

“Are you scared of such a small incident? You’re a very good chief of police.”

Maurina was not mocking him, he was just joking.

Gabe said with a sigh, “A chief of police has a lot of power, but the top four families have a very high status in Midwich. There’s no way I’ll go against the top four families for no reason either. The Jensen family gave way to us because Derrick and Benji were there that day. It takes all three of us to overpower the Jensen family. I can‘t defeat the Jensen family if it were only me alone, and I can’t defeat the Yale family either. ”

“I see, but don’t worry. I know what to do,” Molie said calmly.

Then Gabe said in shock, “Mr. Mandra, you spent ten million dollars on 30 medical books. That’s… That’s not worth it.”

In Gabe’s opinion, while those 30 medical books were valuable, they were not worth ten million.

Molie shook his head and said, “No, Dr. Humphrey’s books are worth ten million to me.”

Molie was not exaggerating or boasting; he genuinely felt that ten million for 30 medical books was worth it. It was because he had heard of Dr. Humphrey before.

Spending ten million to buy a miracle doctor’s books was not a loss. Besides, Molie did not lack money.