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Chapter 1962 You’re a Lapdog

Author: Five Generals
The crowd, including Victor and the heads of government agencies, was mostly locals.

They turned a deaf ear to Jackson’s country bumpkin comment.

Victor nodded. “The guy sure is cocky. What punishment are you thinking, Mr. Quint?”

He would need to know Jackson’s request to grant it.

Jackson let out a menacing smile. “I want to break his limbs and make him plead on his knees. I don’t mind killing him if he refuses to follow through.”

“Kill him? Um…”

Victor was hesitant.

He could explain the limb fractures as accidental while enforcing the law.

However, no excuse was good enough to cover up the loss of a life.

“What are you worried about, Victor?”

Jackson said indifferently, “I don’t know how things work with your former mayor, but my dad doesn’t tolerate nonsense.

“He won’t stand for criminals threatening abuse and violence on his turf. He doesn’t mind enforcing the death penalty in this case.

“My dad doesn’t care for the criminals. His focus will be Lilyrose’s ec
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