Salute To The General

Chapter 292 Send Her Where She Belongs

Nathan Cross took out his phone right away and made a call to Colin Dunne.

He had instructed Colin to obtain every single piece of information available on Shannon Russo within

ten minutes, especially those regarding criminal acts in which she had been involved in.

Colin Dunne got to work at once after receiving Nathan's call. He had mobilized dozens of departments

for this emergency operation.

Other than the few key departments in the police force, even the Ministry of State Security and

professional hacker organizations were also deployed, in order to gather information on Shannon

Russo.

Exactly ten minutes later, Colin Dunne was ready with the evidence on the woman's guilt and had sent

it over to Nathan Cross.

Nathan passed his phone to Franklin Wilson, who then read out every crime which Shannon Russo

had ever committed.

Franklin Wilson looked at the information on Nathan's phone and started reading, "Thirteen years ago,

Shannon Russo was vying for the spot of the most popular girl in school with a schoolmate named

Xavia Gunter. In order to win, she had ordered her subordinate to kill Xavia and disguise it as a car

accident."

"Ten years ago, Shannon Russo had an extramarital affair with the famous musician Xzavier Jolly. To

keep it under wraps, Shannon Russo had ordered her subordinates to set the Jolly's family house on

fire, and seven members of the Jolly family had perished in that fire..."

"Eight years ago, Shannon Russo had paid off the then-District Mayor Jacky Lara for an underhand

dealing. However, Jacky Lara did not complete the task which was agreed upon between him and

Shannon. Enraged that the man did not keep to his side of the promise, Shannon Russo engaged a hit- This content © Nôv/elDr(a)m/a.Org.

man to kill Jacky."

Franklin Wilson continued to read out every single crime committed by Shannon Russo.

All those wicked deeds had been very well concealed. Shannon Russo's own family members were

also kept in the dark about many of those acts. In fact, even Shannon herself had forgotten most of

them.

Those were crimes that were supposed to be wiped out from the world forever. But they were ruthlessly

dugout just after one phone call made by Nathan Cross.

He must have possessed some exceptional abilities in order to achieve such a feat!

Shannon Russo looked at Nathan Cross uneasily. She was weighed down by dread as Franklin Wilson

recited her evil-doings.

The majority of them were so sinful that even Nathan Cross could not bear to listen any further. He

stopped Franklin Wilson, saying, "I don't think you have to continue anymore. Those that you've just

read out are already enough for her to be executed ten times over. Mr. Wilson, I'll leave it up to you to

decide on what to do with her."

That was the last thing Nathan said before he left the reception hall with Penny.

The arrogant attitude displayed by Shannon Russo just a while back had completely disappeared. Her

face was ashen as she dropped on her knees and pleaded, "Mr. Wilson, please spare me this time.

The Russo family would definitely repay your kindness."

Franklin Wilson merely replied coldly, "You brought this upon yourself. Your fate was sealed from the

moment you plotted against Mr. Cross. It's not up to me to let you off."

Shannon Russo widened her eyes. With her voice shaking, she said, "Why? Who on Earth is that

Nathan Cross? You're even putting yourself at risk of offending the Russo family just to defend him?

Aren't you afraid of incurring Mr. Turner's wrath?"

Franklin Wilson replied in an impatient tone, "Since you're already at your deathbed, I shall let you go in

peace by telling you why. Nathan Cross is my mentor to whom I am greatly indebted. He played a great

part in my achievements

today."

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Shannon Russo was stunned. To her, the news was like a thunderbolt out of a clear sky. Coոtent of

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In a barely audible voice, she said, "Nathan Cross was the General of the North? That's not possible,

you're lying..."

Franklin Wilson glanced at the woman who