The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 730

Chapter 730

“Take over River City, and I’ll have leverage

“Next, I’ll go to a former best friend of my adopted father

“I met him once when I was a boy.”

Sean put his glass on the platform next to him and said quietly

Zander nodded gently. Anyone that Sean mentioned must have some unusual status

They could also give Sean a lot of help.

“So, are we going after the Zimmer family starting tomorrow”

Zander pondered for a moment before asking again

“I said I’d give them a week, and I’m keeping my word

“So, there’s no hurry.”

Sean shook his head slightly. He also wanted to test Jason’s attitude through the Zimmer family

It was the most important thing

The Zimmer family was only one of the influential residents of River City

Jason could influence Sean’s path back to the army

Sean knew which one was more important

“Where’s Harry?”

Sean asked again as he tapped on the railing.

“He’s setting it up.

“The list of companies you gave him will go out of business at the same time tomorrow

“It’s more complicated because we can’t do it using Reach For Will Group.”

Zander immediately reported respectfully.

“Alright.”

Sean nodded gently and left the rooftop.

The night sky was full of shining stars.

Zander withdrew his gaze and looked down at River City’s night view in the distance

“A mere small city has suppressed Commander’s power for two years.

“Now It’s your turn to tremble.”

A chill flickered in Zander’s eyes.

E

The night passed silently in River City with everyone discussing past events.

The next day.

As usual, everyone in River City went through their daily routine.

However, some people’s lives had been turned upside down overnight.

More than a dozen companies were thriving yesterday, but they now suffered capital chain fractures and had continuous problems

They did not even know what went wrong.

They could tell that their company was in jeopardy and on the verge of bankruptcy

Clients were urging for their orders, while their suppliers urged them to pay their debts