The Secretly Rich Man novel Chapter 1625

Gerald Crawford:The Secretly Rich Man Novel (Invisible or Poorest) Chapter 1625
It was the next morning when a few luxurious cars could be seen parked before the Zahn family’s manor. Notably, each of the cars’ license plates began with the word ‘Lager’, making it clear who was paying the Zahns a visit.

After the beat-up Johnie returned home yesterday, Jonas had reported the incident to his father—who was also the head of the Lager family—, Augustus Lager.

Upon hearing that someone had hurt his second son, Augustus was rightfully enraged. It certainly didn’t help that he was a man who was very protective of his children.

Unable to stand the fact that his beloved son was injured, he was here today to argue about this with the Zahns.

“Master Zahn, if you weren’t aware, your daughter’s boyfriend beat up my son! How do you plan to settle this? I won’t leave till you give me an acceptable answer!” shouted Augustus who was currently sitting cross-legged in front of the leader of the Zahn family, Yoshua Zahn.

Before Yoshua could even reply, Nori—who had been standing by his side—retorted, “The answer is simple! Your son’s been endlessly pestering me so he got what he deserved!”

“Quiet, Nori!” shouted her father.

Upon hearing that, Nori didn’t dare utter another word and simply stood meekly by his side.

Following that, Yoshua turned to look at the Lagers. While Augustus appeared to be rather gloomy, Jonas—who was standing beside his father—had a frigid expression on his face.

Sensing how powerful Jonas’s aura was, Yosha could instantly tell how strong the boy was. With that in mind, Jonas was definitely not someone to mess with.

Regardless, after a slight pause, Yoshua said in a monotonous tone, “The way I see it, both of us are responsible for this matter, Master Lager. While I’ll certainly apologize to your son on behalf of my daughter, as Nori said, it was your son who started all this. With that said, once my apology is made, I hope your son doesn’t pester my daughter any further!”