Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 297

James wore a nonchalant expression.

At this moment, the employees had already driven out all the customers in the store, leaving only James and Thea left on the second floor.

Stomp, stomp, stomp!

Rapid footsteps approached them.

Soon, dozens of people arrived on the second floor.

These people appeared with iron rods, machetes, electric batons, and some even carrying bricks.

“Mr. Washington.”

A man in his twenties approached and greeted respectfully.

Thea’s face went pale after seeing the dozens of armed men.

Meanwhile, James still had a calm expression.

Washington laughed and stood up. “Haha. Brat, show me how you’re going to be arrogant now. Immediately kneel down and apologize. I promise to let this matter go after breaking your legs and playing with your wife for a few days. Or else…”

James' face immediately darkened.

He could endure any threats against him.

However, there was only one end for those who tried to mess with Thea—death!

“Or else what?”

James stood up.

“Honey…”

Thea promptly tugged onto him and tried to persuade him, “Don’t act impulsively. There are so many of them, and we’re only going to suffer. I’ve already called the police, and they should be arriving very soon.”

“Haha…I’m afraid the police won’t be able to make it today,” Washington laughed.

Thea immediately understood the meaning of his words, and her expression changed.

She attempted to pull James away but was surrounded by muscular men.

Her face instantly turned pale.

James said with a furious expression, “You won’t ever learn your lesson if I don’t teach you one today…”

“Kill him!”

Washington roared.

The dozens of men immediately charged toward and swung their weapons at James.

“Ah!!!”

Thea screamed in horror and closed her eyes.

James pulled Thea and quickly rushed at Washington.

While charging forward, James quickly clenched his arm and attacked.

One of the men that rushed to the front was hit in the chest. His whole body seemed to curve, and he flew out, hitting the people behind him.