The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer) novel Chapter 1104

The fact that these underworld bosses are considering retiring from the black market, gives you an idea of just how formidable this so-called Enigma Club really is.

Donald glanced at Newton and asked, “What exactly is going on? Can you explain it to me in detail?”

Newton took out his mobile phone and showed Donald a few pictures.

The content of these pictures was extremely gruesome, featuring numerous photos of people lying dead in the streets.

While Donald was looking at the pictures, Newton said, “Robbery, murder, brawling, assassination... These people from Enigma Club all seem like criminals who had just been released from prison. There's nothing they won't do.

“We play by the rules, so when Enigma Club entered Pollerton, they literally broke those rules. Everyone despises them deeply, but we're not able to completely eradicate them.”

“Just because you don't know where their base is?” Donald glanced at Newton and said, “Since they've taken over your territory, they must have sent people to guard these places. How could you possibly not find anyone?”

Newton said somewhat awkwardly, “The ones stationed in those places are all small fry. Even if we caught a few, we couldn't get anything out of them. The people from the Enigma Club are very secretive. Only the squad leaders have the right to contact their subordinates. They call only when there's something, and they don't contact anyone when there's no reason to do so.”

“More importantly, several squad leaders in Enigma Club are quite formidable. We really can't handle them.”

Newton felt this way because he too had once desired to eradicate Enigma Club using his own strength.

In the end, Newton realized that such an approach had absolutely no meaning at all.

Those who get caught by them from Enigma Club were all underlings, with no social standing whatsoever.

And those key members of the Enigma Club who couldn't be caught would often retaliate with even more unreasonable and exaggerated methods.

In less than a week, Newton had lost four of his elite leaders.

This loss was very hard for Newton to accept.

For the first time in many years, Newton had to swallow his pride and bow to Enigma Club.

“So, what you're saying is that none of you can handle the current situation with the Enigma Club, is that correct?”