The guardian's sword

Chapter 2559

Kennedy went to a room in Lake Residence.

He knocked carefully on the door and asked softly, "Mr. Max Lake, are you awake?" "The young master

doesn't like to be disturbed when he's sleeping." Kennedy had just finished speaking when a somewhat

old voice rang beside him.

Kennedy was startled by the sudden voice.

He immediately turned and looked at the speaker-a thin old man in a suit.

He knew the old man.

After Max arrived last night, this old man had been helping Max with his daily routine.

Kennedy remembered that Max had called the old man Mr. Shay.

Max did not treat Don Shay like a servant but more like an elder.

Kennedy could not help but humble himself slightly as he thought of it.

He looked at Don and said solemnly, "Mr. Shay, I didn't mean to interrupt Mr. Max Lake's rest.

It's just that there were some short-sighted fools at Lake Residence who not only attacked the Lake

family but also insulted him." Don's gaze grew solemn, and his old eyes glimmered coldly.

Don stared coldly at Kennedy and asked solemnly, "What did they say?" "T-They called Mr. Max Lake a

loser living in Mr. Blaze Lake's shadow and can only strut his stuff in a small place like Ocean City,"

Kennedy stammered.

He made it all up himself.

He could see how much Don cared about Max. This content © Nôv/elDr(a)m/a.Org.

It was the kind of care an elder would have for a grandson, not the kind a servant would have for his

master.

After seeing the relationship between Don and Max last night, Kennedy felt strange.

The two were master and servant but acted like grandfather and grandson instead.

Kennedy said that to Don because of their strange relationship.

He wanted to gamble that Don would be so enraged by Max's humiliation that he would strike for the

Lake family and take out Sean and the others.

At the very least, Kennedy felt great pressure from Don.

If Don was willing to make a move, Kennedy believed Sean and the rest would suffer, if they even

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Then, he added," Come on.

I'll go and see the people who spoke so arrogantly!" Kennedy's heart instantly filled with glee.