The Established Siblings of the Pack

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Chapter 461 At Mr Nicholson’s Service

"What?" Heston sneered. "Since you dared to insult Mr. Nicholson, you shouldn’t be questioning my

harsh treatment of you."

Confused, Vincent said, "M-Mr. Nicholson? What about Mr. Nicholson? Whom did I insult? I…"

He was speaking halfway when he suddenly stopped speaking.

At this point, he looked at Kingsley in bewilderment and said with quivering lips, "Are these people here

because of you?"

Before Kingsley could speak, Heston said, "There is no need for Mr. Nicholson to personally call us

over since we would be scrambling to win his favor!"

What he said was indeed the truth.

These presidents in the room were all involved in the Coliree Group’s project in some way and their

companies were all ready to take off with this project.

However, the others present had no idea.

When they heard Heston’s remarks, a ruckus erupted among them.

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Everyone panicked as they were in disbelief. "Did I… hear that right? These are the owners of Diosna

City’s best companies! And yet, they are fawning over this young man?!"

"Isn’t he a jobless bum? What the hell is going on?!"

"This is bad… I think I just told him to get the hell out… I'm really done for…"

"I-I called him a moron… What should I do…"

At that moment, everyone went pale, and they were silent. Some who were screaming angrily earlier

were so afraid that they had collapsed onto the floor!

As for Calvin, who was sitting in a wheelchair, was completely dumbfounded! He gaped in shock while

his eyes showed signs of losing focus!

Under the horrified gazes of the audience, Heston and the others approached Kingsley, bowed in

unison, and yelled, "Mr. Nicholson!"

"You may get up," Kingsley said indifferently. "Why are you guys here?"

Heston straightened his back and said respectfully, "I heard that someone here has disrespected you,

so I quickly brought our guys here!"

Next to them, Will also quickly added, "That is right! Diosna City is our territory, so how dare these

idiots disrespect you? We won't let them get away with this!"

As he spoke, he stared coldly at the trembling Sebastian Frazier.

Sebastian was so terrified that he was close to having a seizure. He had just pointed his finger at

Kingsley and called him a bum and a b*stard a few minutes before.

He now realized why Heston and these influential people were attempting to take over the new book

launch venue. It was all for this young man in front of him!

Thud!

Sebastian fell to the ground, after which he wiped his tears and cried, "Mr. Nicholson, I was too hasty

and disrespected you. I didn’t recognize someone as brilliant as you! I’m a worthless piece of garbage.

Please forgive me…"

Kingsley stared at him indifferently. "This has nothing to do with you, so get out."

What a relief!

As soon as Kingsley finished speaking, Sebastian said repeatedly, "Thank you, Mr. Nicholson! Thank

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you!"

Then, Sebastian got up from the floor and made a quick exit.

Meanwhile, the sharp-eyed Will was able to spot Courtney in the crowd in just a second. He hurried

over and cordially welcomed Courtney and the other two to the main stage.

At the sight of this, Kingsley was a little taken aback. He wasn’t ready to deal with Elaine yet, so he

hadn't been talking with Courtney as well. It was therefore surprising that Will had invited Courtney,

Elaine, and Queenie all at once.

"Courtney," Kingsley called out.

Hearing that, Courtney shot him a glare and said in a voice that was loud enough for only the two of

them to hear, "Kingsley, why didn't you discuss such an important matter with me beforehand? I’ll deal

with you in a while!"

Without waiting for Kingsley’s explanation, she added, "Forget it, let’s get this done first and we’ll talk

later. Also, don’t make Elaine sad…"

"Okay." Kingsley nodded and raised his head to look at the book lovers and scholars who were silent.

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