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Chapter 100 Ten Thousand Men's Operation

Author: Five Generals
Hector was in his wheelchair and remained silent at his father’s scoldings.

The others also shifted the blame on Hector.

“Uncle Hector, if not for what you did back then, I would have already become one of the richest young men in the city! You really did drag us down!” Samus blurted his thoughts without qualms at the uncle that he respected the most when he was young.

Deborah said, “Uncle Hector, you and your daughter are the same. Stubborn as a rock. And she’s going to drag us through the mud!”

“You and your family are trying to drag us all down!”

The other family members criticized Hector and vented their anger at him.

Hector, Agnes, and Darcy were petrified as they were attacked by the merciless criticism.

The extended family had been waiting for this for a long time.

They had always wanted to blame Hector who ruined the company.

Kaze felt terrible looking at his wife and in-laws being criticized yet unable to talk back.

He then said coldly, “Roger Hilfinger? I’
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