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Chapter 1713 The Respect From Foreigners

Author: Five Generals
Several minutes later, another person emerged out of the aircraft door.

The group watched in anticipation, knowing that the person was Gunter.

A hale and hearty middle-aged man with a straight face appeared.

He steadily took the steps down.

He had an entourage behind him.

“That must be Gunter Powell.”

The group here for the airport pick-up was blown away.

The middle-aged man clearly ranked the highest among them. He was Gunter Powell.

However, they had a different impression of Gunter.

They were expecting to see Gunter radiating wisdom and detached from worldly concerns.

It never occurred to the group that Gunter would look younger than most of them.

He did not look a day past his fifties.

However, everybody knew that Gunter was pushing sixty.

Gunter’s towering figure and rugged physique gave off a presence of power.

In general, Gunter carried himself differently than Gareth.

Gareth would look like Gunter’s teacher if they stood together.

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