Guardian

[Chapter 152]

Wayne and Gordon also released some of the bloody aura they had developed on the battlefield at this time.

Immediately, the four members of Bobby's family felt cold, and they looked at the two of them with fear in their eyes.

Bobby's family were ordinary people, and they naturally could not resist the aura released by the masters who had been baptized on the battlefield like Wayne and Gordon.

Bobby sat down cautiously and said, "David, what the hell do you want?"

"I just want to get back what belongs to me and take back my parents' compensation. As for this house, I'll just regard this as a token of appreciation for you not killing me throughout those years I stayed here. I f you had been more ruthless back then, maybe David Lidell wouldn't have existed now," David said sarcastically.

"There's no money but I have one life. I don't believe you'll dare to do anything to us!" Karen yelled.

This money was for her son Quin to marry a wife and buy a house. If this was given to David, since Quin had no job yet, what would he do in the future?

In addition, this compensation built up a lot of interest every year. Without this money, their family's life would be difficult.

Therefore, they absolutely could not give David the money.

Bobby had already wanted to agree, after all, the opponent was powerful and the pair who came with David were not easy to deal with at first glance.

However, when he heard what Karen said, he came back to his senses too.

Yeah, if they did not give David the money, would David dare to do anything to them?

So what if they were mercenaries abroad?

They were not abroad anyway. Would they dare to kill them?

"David, we finished spending the money. You won't get anything no matter how badly you want it. Plus, I a m your second uncle, and I am your guardian. I have the right to manage this money," Bobby said.

David wanted to laugh.

Second uncle?

Guardian?

"Bobby, do you know what a guardian is? Are you even worthy to be called that? Even if you're a guardian, I'm an adult now, so you are not my guardian anymore. I don't care whether you have money or not. It's written clearly in this agreement which you've signed. You said you'll give me back the money when I turn 18. I won't ask for the interest either."

"I don't have any money!" Bobby insisted.

"Alright, I've hired the best lawyer in River City and they should be on their way here now. I think you'll get a summon from the court this afternoon. Think carefully," David said.

"You…" At that moment, Bobby did not know what to do.

If they gave David the money, their son Quin's life would not be guaranteed.

If they did not and David sued them, they would definitely lose with the evidence David had. When the time came, it would be troublesome if this matter affected their daughter Felicia's work.

On one hand, he needed to guarantee his son's life in the future. On the other hand, their daughter's work they wasted so much effort on was in danger.

Bobby and Karen did not know how to choose.