Chapter 27


    Just as ine was extremely thrilled, Kevin announced loudly, "Uncles and aunties, rx, I''ll go


    speak to them now. Please wait for my good news!"


    ine felt that with Kevin''s presence here, they were the most invincible of them all, so she blurted


    excitedly, "Kevin, I’ll go with you!"


    Charlie quickly interjected, "Mom, I think you''d better stay away from it. If Kevin can''t solve the


    problem, you might get into trouble!"


    "Bah!" ine growled angrily. "How dare you doubt Kevin’s abilities, you loser?!"


    The other seniors expected that Kevin could help them get back their money. Now that Charlie was


    singing a different tune, they were irked and irritated by him.


    Facing the resentful re and murmur, Charlie said tly, "Mom, it’s better for you to wait here. It''s


    best to be a bystander."


    ine found his voice disgusting and she immediately cursed, "Shut your stinky mouth! This is not


    a ce for you to speak!"


    Pompousness and arrogance were written all over Kevin’s face. He sneered sarcastically. “You''re


    not good at anything but you’re so easily jealous. Do you think I’m like you, a loser who just stands


    here and


    chants?”


    Seeing that his mother-inw wouldn’t listen to him, Charlie shrugged and said lightly, "Okay then,


    let''s wait for your good news, Mr. White."


    Charlie despised his mother-inw, ine, a lot. She was too snobbish and ignorant, and


    oftentimes, she was blinded by the superficial appearances. To put it inly, she was an olddy


    with more hair than wit


    Today''s incident seemed to be nothing more than amon fraud dispute, but with a little foresight,


    one would know that it involved a much bigger sinister plot. The condescending ine was too


    stubborn to listen to him and insisted on treading the line herself. By all means, it would be better for


    her to learn her own lesson then.


    Of course, ine didn''t know that Charlie was genuinely concerned about her. She red at him


    fiercely before turning to Kevin and said apologetically, "Kevin, please don’t take any of the loser’s


    words seriously. I believe in you..." i


    Kevinughed triumphantly and said, "No worries, Auntie, I won''t stoop down to the same level as


    the wimp."


    Then, he turned towards the building and said in a confident tone, "Auntie, let''s go!"


    "Alright!"


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    Kevin led ine through the crowd and strode towards the entrance of Axel Insurance.


    As soon as they were at the door, he immediately shouted loudly to the employees who were


    blocking the entrance, "Listen to me, go and tell your boss to refund the money to them


    immediately! Otherwise, I''lle back with my team ofwyers and security guards and I’ll crash


    down your door, apprehending you and your boss!"


    ine added, "Do you hear him, you bunch of nitwits? We have someone to back us up now! If you


    don''t want to repay us, Mr. White will send you all to prison!”


    The young employee who stood at the front was a little anxious. He hurriedly said, "I''m sorry, I’m


    just a security guard, I''m not responsible for the business!”


    Kevin said coldly, "Call your boss then! Tell him, I’m Kevin White of the White family in Aurous Hill!


    Ask him toe and deal with me personally, don''t say that I didn’t warn him!"


    Kevin was full of arrogance when he spoke.


    Although the White family was not the top family in Aurous Hill, they were considered middle-ss


    on the socialdder here.


    Meanwhile, this person was nothing but a boss of a mediocre fraudulentpany. How could he


    stay still after hearing his name?


    The young employee was a little shaken despite not knowing his true background. He quickly called


    his boss.