A Warrior Undefeatable novel Chapter 294

Just as Walter had no idea what to do while the tension reached its peak, the door to the room was suddenly opened again, and a man in a suit promptly entered.

That person was Glen. When he learned that Kane had arrived in Horington, he had immediately made his way to the hotel.

He glanced at the bodyguards on the floor and said, “This is Horington, Kane, not Summerbank. You don't get to hurt people in my territory. That'd be no different from spitting on my face.”

Kane was a little surprised that Glen had arrived. He didn't expect that the Sullivan family could sway the mayor. Sure, the Sullivan family was the richest family in Horington, but they didn't have a strong enough influence to ask the mayor to come.

However, what he didn't know was that Glen was there was because of Jared, not because of the Sullivan family.

“I hope you don't interfere with my matter,

Mr. Lowe. Go back and be a good mayor instead of getting in my way.” While he was surprised by Glen's appearance, he wasn't afraid of the man. After all, Glen was just a mayor of a small city.

He didn't see him as a threat at all as he would have dinner with officials who had a higher ranking than him in Summerbank all the time.

“This is my territory, and I have a responsibility to take care of the safety of the people of Horington. I could have you arrested for hurting my people. If you don't want this mess to become even bigger than it already is, then you'll take your men and get out of here. I'm willing to pretend that this never happened if you do.” Glen was enraged by Kane's attitude.

“What a joke!” Kane laughed. “I'll just sit here and wait for your people to arrest me, then. If you don't send me out warmly by then, I'll change my family name to yours!”

He had no intention of showing Glen any respect. Part of the reason was that Glen had been getting in his way and delaying the construction of a company building. He was already displeased with Glen because of that, so there was no way he would be respectful to him.