Chapter 156

Mahama frowned as he looked at the husband and wife on their knees. He knew he had to do everything in his power to satisfy Nathan.

"Firstly, you owe Mr. Clemon, Mrs. Clemon and Miss Quaye an apology." Said Mahama coldly.

"If they decide to forgive you, perhaps your sentence could be reduced. But if you are unable to obtain their forgiveness, then the maximum punishment for your crimes await you."

Immediately, the Damav's crawled towards Nathan, Hilda and Mary to admit their wrong doings and beg for forgiveness.

"Mr. Clemon, we were in the wrong. We would be willing to bear the costs of your wife's treatment as a sign of our sincerity. Please forgive us this time."

Nathan stared at the Damav's as they knelt and begged pathetically. "Weren't they much more arrogant earlier? Why are they sniveling now?"

"Mr. Clemon, we were blind." Tom sobbed.

"If we had known that you were a respected acquaintance of the mayor, we would never have offended you under threat of death."

Nathan's face and