The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer)

Chapter 1099 WhatsApp Group Chat Commotion

Wilbur was extremely confident in his own network of connections.

Therefore, when Donald took the initiative to ask Wilbur to investigate, the latter's first reaction was that the former was definitely doomed.

Just watch and see how I end you!

If Donald were to really attack Wilbur recklessly, the two people brought by Wilbur might not even be able to stop Donald.

But since this brat insists on being arrogant, I'll make sure he understands the consequences of that.

Wilbur first took a photo of Donald, then forwarded it to his WhatsApp group chat.

In the group chat, his tone was especially humble as he openly shared that while he was busy at work, some kid showed up out of nowhere and was intent on destroying the place.

No one could have imagined that Wilbur, who usually commanded respect among the workers, would now have to feign pitifulness to gain sympathy in front of these real underworld bosses.

Regardless, Wilbur didn't find anything wrong with this at all.

What's wrong with being a little humble, as long as it helps me solve my problems?

Sure enough, not long after he sent out Donald's photo, a commotion erupted in the WhatsApp group chat.

Seeing the barrage of notifications on his phone, Wilbur was momentarily taken aback.

What's going on? These underworld bosses are really stepping up their game today, huh?

Before he could read the content of the group messages in detail, Newton Castro, the top gun of Pollerton's underworld, gave him a call.

“M-Mr. Castro?”

Even Wilbur felt fairly nervous to receive a call from Newton. Belongs © to NôvelDrama.Org.

It should be said that back then, he had put in a lot of financial resources and leveraged many connections in order to get Newton into the WhatsApp group.

Nevertheless, Newton was known as the top gun in the underworld, so despite being a member of the group chat, he generally didn't participate.

This clearly indicated that Wilbur was of no significance to Newton.

Even so, Wilbur was very content.

Whenever he encountered something he couldn't handle, he would open his WhatsApp group chat and present Newton's WhatsApp account.

With that, anyone with a bit of sense wouldn't dare to disrespect him.

Thus, how could Wilbur not be overjoyed now that Newton personally called him?

“Where is the person you just photographed?” Newton's voice sounded somewhat hurried as if he were running.

Assuming that Newton was going to help him deal with Donald, Wilbur quickly responded obsequiously, “That brat is sitting right in front of me, still acting all high and mighty. Don't worry, Mr. Castro. He doesn't have any background. There's no need for you to step in.”

Doesn't have any background?

On the other end of the line, Newton virtually became stupefied.

He picked up his phone and checked with confidence once again. Indeed, it was a picture of Donald. There was no doubt about it.

This son of a gun! You've offended Mr. Campbell and are still claiming he doesn't have any background?

If Newton were known as the top gun of Pollerton's underworld, then Donald would be Pollerton's underworld king.

Who the hell does this Wilbur Jackle think he is? How dare he say Mr. Campbell doesn't have any background?

Suppressing the fear in his heart, Newton hastily queried, “Did you tell him you know me?”

What he actually meant by saying this was to confirm whether Wilbur had been bragging about being acquainted with him in front of Donald.

Unfortunately, Wilbur evidently misunderstood Newton's intentions.

He believed that Newton was giving him special permission to use Newton's name to smooth things over.

Hence, without further ado, Wilbur turned to Donald, who was sitting across from him, and said, “Kid, you're in luck. You must know Mr. Newton Castro, right? He's on the phone with me right now. He's the top gun of Pollerton's underworld, and he's ready to give you a chance.”

He continued, “If you dare to kneel before me right now and respectfully apologize three times, I'll let today's matter slide.”