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Chapter 3328 Special Consultant

Author: Five Generals
Once again, Rory looked at Kaze with surprise. “Young Man, I must admit that I’ve underestimated you again.”

The deputy chief of the Viper’s Den South River Branch was certainly an officer with a higher rank than him.

However, Rory was merely surprised, not deterred or scared as if he was not afraid of Kaze who brought Collier into the conflict.

Kaze smiled. “You’ve underestimated a whole bunch as well.”

Rory grunted heavily and then turned to Collier and his men walking into the lobby.

Without even standing up, he curled his lips into a fake smile and said, “Mr. Ettinger, of what do I owe the visit? You and your men are here to see the doctor? Too bad. You are one step late. Scorpion and his men had already thrashed the…”

Scorpion simply smiled awkwardly, afraid to make a noise. He could not afford to mess with the deputy chief.

‘I’ll thrash your skull if I can!’—if it was some other time, Collier would certainly argue with Rory and scold him in the face.

However, his
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