Chapter 507
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Nara immediately waved her hand when she heard this. Matias also said, âDonât bother. The issue has already been resolved. The Gill family wonât be bothering us anymore!â
Gary froze momentarily when he heard this, then frowned and asked, âHow was it resolved? Did they let you go so easily?â
At this point, Gary sighed. âNara, donât think too highly of people. I know every one of those Gill family members. None of them are good news, be it Austin or Jackson.â
His expression was one of indignation as he said, âYou probably donât know, but Jackson has bullied so many people in the Freeman Sect. I heard that recently, he almost violated a young woman. And that Austin is even more unreasonable. Heâs been acting like the crown prince of Clance, not taking anyone seriously. He has an extremely promiscuous private life. Recently, he even tarnished Mrs. Olsenâs reputation. Do you know who Mrs. Olsen is? Sheâs the wife of Ellis, the lady from the Davis family.â
Gary was also from the circle of wealthy elites, so he mentioned Mary with a slight sigh. âDid you know? The ladyâs position within the Davis family was already a bit awkward, and after being slandered by Austin like this, her days within the Olsen family have been tough. I heard that because of this incident, everyone suspected that her child wasnât Ellisâs, which caused Ellis and her to go through a divorce⊠Oh right, Mary, that lady, also lost her baby because of thisâŠâ
Nara listened to Garyâs words and bit her lip. She lowered her head and clenched her fists tightly. Matias let out a sigh.
Gary continued. âAnd thereâs your brother. I just heard from the aunt in the neighborhood that Jackson broke his leg. Do you think Jackson would dare act like this without Austin backing him? Without Austinâs tacit approval, would Jackson dare to be so wanton?â
He gently shook his head and then looked at Nara again. âSo donât think that this matter is truly over. Itâs not over. Someone vindictive like Austin will definitely keep it in mind, and he surely has something else planned!â
Gary stepped forward, his face filled with concern, and looked toward Matias. âWhy donât you two come with me? You can stay at my place. Our family might not be among the wealthiest, but at the very least, Austin wouldnât dare to come to my house to bully you anymore. My mom and Lady Gill are distant relatives⊠in a manner of speaking, she is also his elder⊠although he has never respected my mom as his elder, not since he was a child.â
The more Nara listened, the darker her expression became. She stared at Gary incredulously and picked up a notebook. âIs what youâre saying true?â
Gary was startled. âWhat?â
Nara wrote, âThe thing you just said about the Davis family and the Olsen family, was Austin involved?â
Gary nodded. âYes.â
Nara clenched her fists, her eyes filled with disappointment. She slowly lowered her head. After a while, she sighed and made a dismissive gesture toward Gary, writing, âPlease go home. Iâm fine and want to have some rest.â
Gary wanted to say more, but Matias sensed Naraâs intentions and said, âYou should leave. Donât worry about our familyâs issues.â
After hesitating for a long while, Gary reluctantly nodded. âThen Iâll leave for now. Nara, have some rest. Iâll come check on you some other day.â
Nara nodded.
Gary stared at her, still worried. âNara, are you really okay? You donât look well. Let me take you to the hospital!â
Matias interjected, âWe just came back from the hospital. If there were any issues, the doctor would have already said so! Please donât trouble yourself.â
Gary appeared torn and tried to persuade him. âNo, Matias, Iâm just worried about Nara⊠Maybe I should stay here after all. Iâm worried that Austin will come again!â
Seeing his concerned expression, Matias couldnât help but say, âItâs alright. He wonât make things difficult for us.â
Gary waved his hand. âNo, do you think just because he forced Nara to jump off the building, this matter would be over? Itâs not. Austin is a malicious person. Even after what happened, he wonât let you offâŠâ
He was in the middle of speaking when a voice suddenly came from the doorway, âHelloâŠâ
Gary turned his head sharply and saw Austin at the door, and Gary instantly stumbled from fright. He instinctively stood in front of Nara, stretching out both hands to protect her, and looked at Austin with panic. âYou, what are you doing here again? Austin, let me tell you, my mother is your motherâs distant cousin, and our two families are somewhat related. Donât mess aroundâŠâ
Austin stared at him, slightly taken aback, âYou are⊠Gary?â
âYes⊠Yes! Thatâs me!â
Gary had some sense of responsibility. Even though he was terrified, he still didnât move aside. âIâm telling you, donât think about bullying Nara again!â
Austin was speechless. He almost rolled his eyes. He took a step forward.
Gary was so terrified that his legs went weak. Apparently, he recalled Austinâs cruel methods and trembled with a look of sheer horror. Matias couldnât help but twitch the corners of his mouth.
He looked at Austin with a bad attitude. âWhy are you here?â
Austin faced Matias with guilt, but even more so, he held a hint of hostility. Because he and his sister were closest in age as children, they had the best relationship in the world. They often made promises, and when their older brothers mistreated them, his sister always stood up for him. Thus, Austinâs affection for his sister was the deepest.
Although he was grateful to Matias for saving his sister, the thought of Matias stealing his sisterâs love and how she now only acknowledged this one brother made Austin feel an unbearable pang of jealousy.
He couldnât help but say, âWhy canât I come here?â
Matias frowned. âThis is my house, and youâre not welcome here.â
Austin sneered, âJust because you say Iâm not welcome doesnât mean I canât come here. Well, Iâm here. What are you going to do about it?â
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Matias was also infuriated by Austinâs brazen attitude. He didnât say anything.
Gary, however, looked toward Austin and suddenly picked up a broom nearby. âAustin, Iâm telling you, donât even think about bullying Nara again. Iâm going to protect her today! You better leave. Otherwise⊠Otherwise, I wonât be so civil anymore!â
Austin took a step forward. âAnd what are you going to do to me?â
This action frightened Gary so much that his grip weakened, and the broom fell to the ground. He crouched down, trembling, and covered his head. âDonât hit me! Please donât hit me!â
Seeing this, Austin scoffed and directly addressed Gary. âIâm not here to bully Nara today, and I wonât bully her in the future, either.â
Gary looked up in disbelief. âHow is that possible? Do you think I would believe what you said?â
Austin took a deep breath and said, âDo you know what my relationship with Nara is?â