All Chapters of Scent of Broken : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The day came when Max, Owen, and their men returned to the mansion. Their faces all looked bright; they must have had a pleasant time at home, which is a good thing because it was pretty stressful working with Homer and Hugo. Even though he had just arrived, Max hurriedly opened his suitcase and gave the pastries his mother and sister had made for the others. His mother and sister also baked special cakes for Homer and Hugo. How sweet they were; Max must have gotten his gentle personality from his mother. While Hayden glanced at Jefferson, he didn't look like he had prepared anything, even though they were leaving this afternoon. Hayden, Max, and Owen saw him go to Homer's room alone; they didn't know why Jefferson did that. Homer wasn't the one who called him. Hayden, Max, and Owen are curious, so they follow Jefferson because they all notice something wrong with him. As Jefferson entered Homer's room, they rushed to put their ears to the door to eavesdrop on Jefferson and Hom

Hugo meant it; he actually asked Homer for permission for the staycation. Jefferson thought he just wanted to flirt with him. Hugo insisted on inviting Jefferson, but Jefferson refused him even harder.Jefferson would never let anyone be more stubborn than him, no matter who they were, especially Hugo.In the end, he went anyway with Max and Owen. Jefferson, Owen, and Max were with him when Hugo talked to Homer about it; he said he would have some friends join him."The more, the better. I plan to rent a hall at the hotel to hold a party. It would be fun!" said Hugo when Homer asked who Hugo would invite.Owen and Max didn't expect Homer to agree without further questions.Jefferson was just listening to Max and Owen's conver

Jefferson comes out of Homer's room for dinner and meets Max's subordinates in the dining room. Jefferson only memorized five people, the top five, who also happened to be with him when he saved Homer, Owen, and Hayden from the perverted old man, Mr. red. It was Cadman, Bernard, Mao, Travis, and Austin. They reported the situation while on guard, and luckily nothing suspicious happened. Jefferson let out a deep sigh. But from how they speak, they sound serious when they talk about it, reminding Jefferson when Max enters the head bodyguard mode. Jefferson just thought about the possibility that something terrible would happen. Some intruders would break into their mansion, and Jefferson had to deal with it alone, with fifty bodyguards waiting for his command. It's scary; Jefferson hoped it was not going to happen. Yes, Jefferson knew he was an intruder too, but Jefferson was talking about another intruder, perhaps one of Mr. Red or another of Homer's enemies. "By the way, Mr. Jer

Jefferson looked confusedly at the crowd of Max's subordinates in front of the gym door. He glanced at Autin and Mao, hoping to find an answer, but from the expressions on their faces, they were as clueless as Jefferson. Jefferson had no choice but to approach the crowd if he wanted to know what was happening. That was troublesome. Jefferson usually avoided crowds, but his curiosity was irresistible, thanks to his detective mind. Jefferson walked slowly, so his steps could not keep up with Austin and Mao. They got there before him, and their reactions were strange; they bowed politely as they slid into the line. Jefferson quickened his step, he was the only head bodyguard in the mansion, and if Austin and Mao gave such a polite reaction, that person would be none other than their boss. Homer smiled as he saw Jefferson shoving a crowd of Max's subordinates to approach him. Homer giggled softly because of the significant height difference. Jefferson, who walked between Max's subor

Jefferson knocked on Homer's door, but there was no reply from inside, and because Jefferson already felt close to him, Jefferson didn't hesitate to open the door. And sure enough, no one was there. Without thinking twice, Jefferson walked towards Homer's bedroom door. After all, he was never angry when Jefferson suddenly came in, so Jefferson didn't feel that what he was doing was impolite. What usually happened was the opposite; Homer always looked happy to see Jefferson enter his bedroom. Jefferson immediately opened his bedroom door without knocking, greeted Homer with a cheerful voice, and hoped to get Homer's warm smile. In the first second, Jefferson didn't see Homer anywhere, but he was sure that Homer was there because the air conditioner was on. But an unexpected thing happened. Jefferson was still standing in his position, and in the next second, he heard the sound of the bathroom door opening, and his eyes automatically looked at it. Homer has just finished taking