Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1236

"Buttering up to me won't help you at this point," Solomon said as he grinned menacingly while walking toward Wilbur.

Wilbur was taken aback and asked, "What makes you think I'm trying to butter you up?"

"Shut up. I gave you a chance, but you didn't appreciate it, so don't blame me for this."

Solomon was close to Wilbur at that point, and he abruptly raised his machete.

He shouted and the machete ignited with spiritual flames. An intimidating spiritual pressure instantly filled the hall, which kicked up another wave of strong winds.

"Kill him!"

"Kill that asshole!"

"Show him what you're made of!"

Taylor, Gunner, and the subordinates all shouted.

Even Taylor's girlfriend was sneering coldly.

Solomon shouted at that moment, "Die!"

The machete carried a lot of spiritual energy as it slashed down.

Everyone was looking forward to seeing Wilbur die, especially Gunner and Taylor. They wanted sweet revenge.

Wilbur smiled and blew a ring of smoke.

However, there was a cold voice coming from outside the door as the machete was slashing down, "What a show, Solomon."

The voice caught Solomon by surprise. His machete instantly stopped in mid-air.

Eileen, Braum, Ivy, and Jared walked into the living room.

However, he did not expect that Taylor would offend the chairman of Kiwanis Club himself.

There was no way Taylor could afford to offend Wilbur.

Not even Solomon, Jared, or the entire Magic City population could afford to offend the Kiwanis Club.

Ferris was so terrifying, but he was still killed by the chairman. He wondered how those trash dared to be arrogant in front of the chairman.

He grew more infuriated the more he thought about it, so he walked toward Taylor and slapped him repeatedly.

Taylor was slapped into confusion. He looked at Jared in a daze.

"You f*cker! What did I tell you? Are you serious? I can't believe you dared to mess with the chairman! I'll kill you myself!" yelled Jared angrily.

"The chairman?" Taylor looked at Jared incredulously.