The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame novel Chapter 1093

“Mr. Jackle, maybe we should let it go. Floyd is still just a kid, and he didn't mean it.”

“Yeah, Mr. Jackle, the exterior wall isn't that bad. Worst case, I'll just work some overtime later to fix that area.”

The workers around also felt sorry for Floyd, so they all spoke up for him one after another.

Wilbur's eyes narrowed slightly as he picked up a wrench from beside him and slammed it heavily onto a steel plate.

The sound of metal clashing was so intense that it made everyone's ears ache.

Just moments ago, the workers who were speaking up for Floyd had all shut their mouths, not daring to say a word.

Wilbur pointed at them with a wrench and said, “It's still working hours. What are you all doing standing around here? Don't you have work to do?”

“Everyone get lost!”

Some of the more timid workers turned around and left after nudging their friends.

But many more people remained standing in place, unmoved.

They'd been oppressed by Wilbur for far too long. No matter what, they would not allow Wilbur to bully Floyd any longer today.

“Mr. Jackle, something seems off to me. Maybe we should let this kid off the hook for now?”

Nolan was the best at reading people and situations.

He had already seen a few workers in the crowd holding bricks in their hands stealthily.

Though they would usually have no fear in confronting these workers directly, they were currently at a disadvantage. If a real fight were to break out, it was uncertain who would have the upper hand.

Wilbur wasn't a fool. He patted Floyd's face and said, “Kid, consider yourself lucky. I'll let you off the hook for now. But if you dare to mess around while working for me in the future, I'll make you pay with your life.”

After finishing his words, Wilbur let Floyd go.

Immediately, two workers came over to steady Floyd.

Nolan and Hugh held a wrench each, and pointed at them. Then, they turned around and returned to the project manager's office.

In just a matter of minutes, the brawl had subsided.