Female Novel"Gus Zeller...!!!" Willy hissed furiously, but there was nothing he could do.novelbin
"Willy," Tony said quietly just then, "Gus is right. You haven't been found innocent of Zam's death, andnow, you've brought more trouble to our doorstep. You're in the wrong here, so apologize to Mr.Lawrence now." "What?!" Willy's eyes widened so much they could pop out, and he shrieked even ashe looked up at them, "Am I hearing this wrong?! This... This Frank Lawrence barged into our home,killed our bodyguards, and hurt me! And you're letting this slide?! When has our family becthis weak?!Or do we not fight back when others shit on us these days?!" "Silence!" Gus bellowed icily as he strodea step forward. "Letmake this clear-you've only ever been causing us trouble, and you're a suspect inyour own granduncle's death! Don't try to cry your way out of this!" Then, pointing at Frank, Guslaughed despite himself. "Frank Lawrence sent a courier to deliver a medicine, but forget stopping him-you'd torture the man? What is it that you mean to do? You don't wantto getmedicine and get better?!The only person who has been unfair is you!" Gus's bellow left Willy's flushing in frustration, just asTony waved his hand, coming up with a verdict. "That's enough. Mr. Lawrence. You've struck mygrandson and voiced your grievance. Why don't we let bygones be bygones?" Even before Willy couldgive a piece of his mind, Frank laughed coldly and shook his head at Tony.
Looking downward at Willy, who kept struggling against his foot, he growled through his teeth, "Do youknow how vile this prick has been? He broke every bone in my courier's body, pulled off everyfingernail, and took a chunk off his scalp. My courier was barely breathing when I found him!" Gus andTony both scowled at Frank's description, shocked by Willy's vileness.
"Oh, and did you think that's all?" Frank snickered coolly. "He was not satisfied after putting my courierthrough all that torture. He had him sent to the hospital to be treated, just so he could bring him backfor another round!" Gus's rage was visible just then.
Even if he did not see Nash's actual state, just hould feel it in his b far over the line e from Frank'sdescripti alone! On the other hand, Tony's expression cooled, but not from outrage.
"Frank Lawrence," he said. "Do you have any proof of what you said? I can't take your words at facevalue unless you produce evidence."