Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 1118

“But I didn’t buy anything.”

Knock! Knock! Knock!

“Open the door.”

The knock grew louder, and the people outside began kicking the door.

At that moment, Jeanne Lynch realized that something was wrong. She thought that the debt collectors were there. Holding a broom in her hand, she was nervous.

“What should I do?”

Just as she was at a loss, the men outside kicked down the door and rushed in.

One of them compared Jeanne with a photo and yelled, “She’s Xavion Zachary’s wife! Get her!”

A few honchos rushed in and forcibly dragged Jeanne outside.

“What are you doing? Let me go!”

Jeanne struggled with all her might. However, she could not break free.

Slap!

One of the honchos slapped across the face and yelled, “Shut up, b*tch!”

Jeanne could feel a searing pain on her cheek. She pleaded, “Please let me go. I really have no money.”

“Shut the f*ck up. Take her away.”

“Got it.”

Jeanne was forcibly dragged away. This was an ancient building with no elevators, so they could only use the stairs.

James followed close behind Delilah.

“I-I’m fine…” Jeanne shook her head. Then, she looked at James puzzledly and asked, “What’s going on, Delilah? Y-You know the Emperor?”

Delilah explained, “Mom, he’s a comrade of dad. I met him in the Southern Plains.”

“Oh.”

Meanwhile, James looked at the men kneeling on the ground and asked coldly, “Who ordered you to capture them?”

“I-It’s the Tucksons… They spread the word that we would receive 10 million dollars if we could capture them,” the man in the lead stammered, his teeth chattering.

“Very well.” James’ expression darkened. Then, he turned to look at Delilah and Jeanne and said, “In that case, follow them to the Tucksons. I’ll be there shortly. I’m curious to see what the Tucksons are planning to do in the Capital.”

“Huh?” Jeanne was hesitant.

Delilah said, “Mom, the Emperor knew what was going on with our family. He has investigated the reason behind the bankruptcy of Xavion’s company. Let’s just do as he says. Everything will be alright.”