Salute to the General novel Chapter 1769

Nathan responded with a faint smile, “All the fighters of the Goldstein family kept coming at me and besieged me. Besides, Alan Goldstein said he would order his subordinates to shoot

I „ me!

Upon hearing his words, Gillian, Alan, and the others flinched, and their faces were ashen.

Zach's expression darkened, and he immediately instructed Aiden, “Disarm and arrest all these people from the Security Department! We must impose harsh punishment on them!”

“Yes, Admiral!”

Aiden waved his hand. Instantly, his troops rushed toward Alan's subordinates, who were disarmed and arrested on the spot.

Zach remained angry and shot Gillian and Alan a cold stare. “How dare you bully my brother! You think the Goldstein family is above the law and free to do whatever you want, don't you?”

Alan explained with a trembling voice, “Admiral Hill, we didn't know he is your brother, or else we wouldn't dare hurt him!”

Gillian echoed hurriedly, “That's right, Admiral Hill! Please forget about it and let us go for the sake of the friendship between you and Clifford!”

Zach replied coldly, “Don't beg me! It's up to Bay to decide whether to let you go.”

He then continued, “If Bay forgives you, everything will be fine. Otherwise, I don't give a damn, even if you are Clifford's mother, not to mention his ex-wife!”

Upon hearing his words, a deep sense of

uneasiness struck Gillian and Alan.

As they realized Admiral Hill had a good relationship with Bay Cross, it left them no choice but to let go of their dignity, apologize to Bay, and beg for his mercy.

Nathan sarcastically asked, “Didn't you want to kill me? Why are you so scared now?”

Anger flared across Gillian's face, but she dared not speak.

Though resentment blossomed within Alan, he supplicated, “Mr. Cross, we have offended you. Please forgive us and let us go.”

Nathan replied coldly, “I have previously let Ceaser Goldstein off twice and warned that there won't be a third time. But all of you keep looking for trouble...”

Alan hurriedly said, “No! Mr. Cross, we promise we won't do it again.”