Chapter 21

The young man took off his sunglasses and said dissatisfiedly, "Beacher, you really don't take me seriously. You bring people to turn here upside down. Are you going to let me do business!" Beacher frowned. The young man was Ivan Larkin, the owner of Young Bar. If it were just Ivan alone, Beacher wouldn't think much of him at all and thought he was an ignorant playboy. But Ivan had a powerful background. Behind him was the Larkin family of Jersey Province. The Larkin family's influence had penetrated all walks of life, which Beacher couldn't provoke. Seeing Ivan, Leopold rekindled hope in his heart. When the baseball bat was swung over just now, he was so frightened that he knelt and even pissed himself. Louise was also relieved. Part of why he dared to fight Beacher to the death was to bet on whether Ivan would show up. He won the bet, and Ivan was there. Beacher would never dare to