Chapter 5 (Part 2)

“You were close to killing him, boss,” Leon commented as he and Hunter got far away from Jaguar and their people. Hunter was walking straight ahead towards the car, while Leon was just behind him. “You shouldn’t have come. You should have let Jaguar do his job. There wasn’t even a need for you to come in the first place. I could even have supervised them if you don’t trust Jaguar.”

“I trust Jaguar, Leon.” Hunter interrupted what Leon was saying. “All I wanted was someone or something to vent my pent-up rage, and that traitor is the best we have.”

“Still, you should have held back.”

“I was. If I weren’t, I would have already broken that traitor’s skull in just four punches.”

Leon shook his head. People who might hear Hunter might say he was arrogant and overconfident, but what Hunter said was true.

Hunter has been training his boxing skills since he was a kid, and everyone who knows Hunter Ramirez, the boss, knows how beastly he is at using fists. Even their enemies and the other o