All Chapters of Living With My Lady Boss: Chapter 1021 - Chapter 1030

Under Wilbur's hard work, the thin sword had finally been given a second attribute. Numbing. This was one of the elements of the thunder cultivation method. Any weapon with a numbing attribute would, upon breaking skin, cause the opponent to go numb in a battle. Of course, this effect differed depending on the opponent. Regular mortals would be numb for a few minutes, and Ambience level cultivators a few seconds. Even Sanctuary level cultivators would go numb for at least a second, which would be enough to cause their demise in a battle. That definitely made this sword an impressive weapon now. It was said that once a weapon was given twelve attributes, a super attribute would be forged, and it would become a true godly weapon dubbed the "Dawn of Gods." It was clear just how terrifying a weapon would be with such a name. It was a shame, however, that adding each new attribute would get subsequently more difficult. There had not been a cultivator who had succeeded

Wilbur shook his head. He took out his phone and placed it on the table, unlocking it and sliding it over to the girl. "Have a look for yourself." The girl sneered coldly, finally letting go of Wilbur and grabbing the phone. After a thorough search that lasted seven to eight minutes, she finally handed Wilbur the phone back without a word. "Well?" Wilbur asked. The girl's expression was ashen. "It doesn't matter if I find anything. I did nothing wrong in protecting myself." "Yes, you had the right to do that, but shouldn't you apologize for accusing me so publicly?" Wilbur asked. The girl fell silent. The crowd around them, however, began to speak up. "Come on, man, she's still a kid. You can't blame her for getting worked up." "Yeah, at least it's over now." "Just be a man and turn the other cheek, yeah?" The onlookers began speaking up for the girl. Wilbur sighed to himself. What was going on in the world now? Were youths allowed to get away with things by

Wilbur's expression was ashen. "She said no, and her attitude was terrible." "The nerve she has!" Faye scoffed. "Well, we won't play nice either. Report her for slander right now, and have the legal department sue her. Give her a taste of jail and see how she acts then." No one said anything after that, but everyone knew that Faye would not even have to lift a finger. Everyone else present was more than capable enough of getting it done. Flora Duvall would not be able to retaliate in the slightest, and Wilbur would not even have to show up. Yet Wilbur gave it some thought, and said, "That's a little drastic, come on. She is still a kid, let's just give her another chance." Faye looked at Wilbur. "Okay, since you're fine with it. We'll give her one more chance. I'll tell the legal team to send her a letter explaining how serious the matter is. Let's hope she wakes up." Wilbur nodded, and Faye made the calls at once. Wilbur was nothing but annoyed then. He had been made vir

Wilbur and the others arrived at Westhand College about half an hour later but were stopped by the guards at the gate. Faron interjected, "Let me handle this." He dialed a number, and the call connected quickly enough. "Mister Campbell! How can I help you?" Michael Herman, the school principal, sounded slightly nervous answering the call. "Could you come to campus right now? I'll wait for you at the main entrance." "Of course! Can I please know why, Mister Campbell?" Michael asked cautiously. "You'll find out when you're here." Faron hung up the call. Michael knew Faron, and he held a considerable amount of power. He might only be a principal but was only half a tier lower than Orin in terms of official status. Of course, the actual power gap was another thing altogether. However, Michael's status had allowed him to be in contact with Orin, and subsequently Faron. A little after half an hour later, Michael pulled up in front of the college in a hurry. He exchanged a

Elsa and the others all took on an ugly expression at the sight of Flora's cockiness. Michael was positively furious as well. This girl was really playing with fire here, making up a whole story without any proof. What was wrong with her? Did she know who she was dealing with here? What a lost cause! Michael did not intend to save her in the slightest. He eyed Flora coldly. "So what you're saying is that you have no proof that Mister Penn here actually took photos of you?" "Yes, but only because I caught him in the act," Flora said, sticking her chin out. Michael shook his head, turning to Juno. "Officer Simpson, please decide the nature of the case for us to proceed." The lawyer had already told Juno everything that happened, as well as providing all the relevant proof. It was clear as day that Flora had no proof at all and was falsely accusing a stranger from a place of bad faith. She had spread vile rumors about him online, leading others to attack him viciously.