Chapter 1240

Hector felt as if he had been run over by a truck, as his body was utterly immobilized. Zion said, "Honestly, I can't take you in a fair fight. But too bad that your brains can't match mine." Hector couldn't muster a single word in response. Zion turned to one of his men. "Cuff him and put him in leg chains. Toss him in the trunk and take him back to the city." "Yes, Mr. Spencer." Zion's men swiftly restrained Hector. … Meanwhile, Maeve had returned to Hackett Manor in Seathburn City. Lyra glanced at the wound on Maeve's head and said, "Hector has gone too far! We need to teach him a lesson." Charlie said, "You don't have to worry about that. Zion would surely beat him to the point where even his own mother wouldn't recognize him!" Across the room, the already subdued Joanna remained silent. Lyra turned her gaze toward her and said, "Joanna, it must've been you who ordered your secretary to do this! "Mavy has already shown you mercy, and yet you resort to such lowly tact