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Jiang Chen finally lifted his eyelids and glanced at White with indifference.
"Take me to meet your Master," Jiang Chen said, his expression calm.
"Don't get too cocky. You'll regret it once you meet my Master," White replied, careful not to overstep. After all, his Master was not present, and if Jiang Chen truly lost control and killed him, it would be a grave injustice.
Jiang Chen dismissed White with a wave; he was merely an insignificant grasshopper hopping before him. If Jiang Chen lost patience, he could easily crush him underfoot.
"Let's go then, White. You drive ahead and lead the way," Jon Delson said hastily.
On the road, Jiang Chen sat in the back seat of the Rolls-Royce and asked, "Jon, is that young man your granddaughter's boyfriend?"
"Not yet; he's pursuing my granddaughter, so they can only be considered ordinary friends for now," Jon Delson replied.
"Is that so? Alice," Jon said, turning to his granddaughter in the front seat.
"Uh, he might become my real boyfriend today," Alice said, her feelings difficult to articulate.
"Jon, if you want your future grandson-in-law to stay alive, tell him to keep his mouth shut when we get there, understood?" Jiang Chen said with a faint smile.
"Yes, yes," Jon Delson replied nervously.
Alice frowned at this remark, feeling somewhat dissatisfied. She wanted to retort to Jiang Chen with "Are you really going to kill him?" but ultimately held her tongue. To her, Jiang Chen seemed overly self-important; after all, they were in the United States, and White was from the Robert Family—a Hongmen. With both of those influences combined, even the President of the United States wouldn't dare provoke them lightly.
Meanwhile, White was driving and making a phone call to his Master.
After hanging up, Mary quickly asked, "What did your Master say?"
"My Master said that today he must ensure that Jiang Chen has no way back. If he offends Hongmen, he must pay the price," White said with a smug smile.
Mary's expression darkened. Her Master had been killed by Jiang Chen; logically, she should hate him and constantly seek revenge. However, upon seeing Jiang Chen, she felt no desire for vengeance—only deep respect.
Deep down, she had an unsettling premonition.
Over an hour later, in a remote suburb of Angel City surrounded by mountains, they turned off the highway onto a small road leading into the hills. At the entrance of this mountain road was a warning sign that read "Private Property—No Trespassing."
This was Li Yunye's residence.
Nestled among the trees was an opulent villa surrounded by tall walls for privacy—quite hidden away and reminiscent of Jiang Chen's Quiet Villa.
The car stopped in front of the villa as Jiang Chen and the others got out.
"The air here is truly remarkable," Jon Delson remarked as soon as he stepped out. The air felt distinctly different from that outside; taking a breath was refreshing as if one were in an oxygen bar.
"Grandpa Jon, there’s a formation set up by my Master nearby that draws Spiritual Energy from the mountains and forests here. Especially in my Master's villa, it’s like spring all year round with blooming flowers—like a fairyland," White said proudly upon hearing Jon's admiration.
"Your Master is truly a remarkable person," Jon Delson remarked, clearly astonished by such extraordinary abilities.
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