Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1224

"Uncle Peter, it seems life has been too comfortable in this solitary cell. Before the verdict for your attempted murder comes out, it's better to lock you up with the other suspects."

Peter snorted disdainfully. Elliot's revenge could not scare an experienced old fox like him.

Elliot observed Peter's reaction, smirking as he mocked, "Do you really think my revenge ends with just sending you to prison and the torment afterward?"

Peter's hand, holding the cigarette, paused mid-air.

Through the rising smoke, he slowly raised his head and met Elliot's gaze.

In the quiet atmosphere, Elliot enunciated each word.

"I will convene a family meeting and expel your name from the Jenkins family ancestry. You will be cast out of the Jenkins family along with your wife and son. Stanley will never be able to return to the Jenkins family. How do you think he'll fare without the protection of the Jenkins family?"

Peter's face darkened, and his fingers holding the cigarette stiffened.

"You're going to expel my entire family from the Jenkins family? Elliot, do you truly believe you have the sole authority over the Jenkins family?"

Elliot's tone was calm. "Let's find out."

With that, Elliot turned and left.

Peter, filled with frustration, continued to shout after him, "I don't believe it! Dad won't allow you to act recklessly, let alone sever our father-son relationship in public! He'll never cut ties with me!"

Elliot did not look back, delivering a final cold statement, "He's retired now. He doesn't lead the Jenkins family anymore."

"Elliot, my dearest nephew, don't leave!"

At this stage, Peter began to panic.

Being expelled from the Jenkins family ancestry meant losing the protection of a powerful family.

Once in prison, he would be nothing more than a mere criminal.

Moreover, what he did would affect Stanley in the future, even impacting Stanley's future children.

With a father labeled as a criminal, Stanley could forget about reclaiming his place in high society.