The Son-In-Law Shot To Fame Chapter 72
Son-In-Law Madness
I already avoided Donaldâs district. Why did I have to meet him here?
âWhich Donald?â Frankie clarified, âThe Donald you know,â Donald sneered.
Iâm dead! Iâm dead! Itâs the same man that Uncle Zayne warned me about!
Frankie immediately fell to his knees and clutched Donaldâs thigh. âMr. Campbell, Iâm sorry! I was wrong!â
Everyoneâs eyes widened in disbelief.
What is going on?
Rebecca, especially, was rubbing her eyes, thinking that she was seeing things.
Am I hallucinating? It doesnât seem like it though!
Zayneâs nephew, Frankie, actually knelt on the ground and apologized, unprompted! He even called Donald Mr. Campbell.
âAre you ready to show me what youâre capable of?â Donald asked with no emotion in his voice as he looked down at Frankie.
Frankie quivered. His face was pale. âNo, I donât dare to. Absolutely not. Mr. Campbell, Iâm sorry. I really am sorry! Rafe is your friend, right? Iâll transfer one million, no, two million to him! And Iâll kill Keith for you. Is that all right?â
Hearing that, Stanley looked sick.
Rebecca covered her mouth in shock. She couldnât help but take a few steps back, her face pale.
What exactly is going on?
Stanley was shaking with fear.
He knew what Frankie was capable of, and the latterâs abilities were something to be feared. Frankie was the one who helped Charles with his dirty work.
What did it mean, then, for Frankie to kneel for Donald?
It showed that Donald was unimaginably powerful. He was able to assert his dominance over Frankie and Zayne.
âMr. Campbell, I really know that Iâm wrong. Iâm a stupid dog. If I knew Rafe was your friend, I wouldnât have dared to touch him,â Frankie said sincerely. Although his face showed nothing but sincerity, his heart was exploding with fear.
People like Donald shouldnât be in Pollerton, but in Jadeborough! Thatâs where the big bosses operate.
Donald looked down at Frankie. âDid Zayne tell you to tell me that?â
Frankie hurriedly shook his head. âNo, I thought to say that myself.â
âCall Zayne to come over here,â Donald stated.
Frankie looked at Donald pleadingly. Uncle Zayne would come to know about todayâs incident sooner or later. But if he finds out later, heâll be less angry, and Iâll suffer less, right?
Going over then was basically a death sentence.
At the thought, Frankieâs eyes were filled with resentment as he looked at Stanley and Rebecca. When this is over, Iâll kill you two!
âYou donât have the right to talk to me directly,â Donald said indifferently.
Just as he said that, Frankie suddenly realized what situation he was in.
Yeah, what right do I have to speak to Donald directly? If he wanted to kill me, he would have done it already. If I call Uncle Zayne over, would I be showing him respect?
At the thought, Frankie calmed down. He took out his phone. âUncle Zayne! Help me!â
âWhatâs wrong?â Zayneâs low voice could be heard from the other side.
âIâve offended Mr. Campbell,â Frankie said as he sobbed.
Zayne hadnât registered what Frankie was saying, âWhich Mr. Campbell?â
âMr. Donald Campbell!â Frankie said through gritted teeth.
There was silence on the other end of the phone. Finally, Zayne shouted, âYouâre dead! Where are you now? Iâll come over immediately!â