"Do you know who’s backing me?" Verdonk kept shouting, his voice trembling with tension. Yet, despite his efforts to appear confident, he didn’t dare attack Dixon. He knew he was stronger than Spcymo and The Beast, but in front of Dixon, Verdonk was certain of one thing: he would die. His gaze was locked on Dixon as he slowly stepped back, one step at a time. However, Dixon seemed uninterested in pursuing him. "I don’t know, and I don’t care who’s backing you," Dixon replied calmly. His tone was cold, devoid of emotion. "But if anyone dares to cause trouble in Reddof, they will die." Verdonk shuddered. Dixon’s dominance was terrifying, filling the entire space with an oppressive aura. From behind Verdonk came roars and screams of pain that echoed continuously. Of the three hundred troops he had brought, only a handful were still alive—the rest had been slaughtered. In a peak of panic, Verdonk suddenly turned and fled. His movements were frantic, like a man who had lost his mind

There is chaos once again in the illegal circles: Chairman Kane has returned! And he brought the head of Verdonk Co with him! Everyone who had betrayed Okla and sided with Verdonk in the past is now terrified. They fear Chairman Kane's punishment and that Sanos might kill them. Even Allon feels anxious, although he never betrayed Chairman Kane. They all know that the one who killed the Co family and all their subordinates was Dixon. However, Chairman Kane is not someone they can underestimate. In the end, Chairman Kane did nothing. He neither took revenge nor said a word. It was as if he had returned from a vacation and nothing had ever happened. The Foh Club reopened, and everything went back to normal. Then, the club sent out invitations: Chairman Kane was going to celebrate his 60th birthday, and everyone received an invitation. This made everyone even more frightened. They wondered if this was secretly a trap. Sanos traveled to Reddof alone. Apart from him

Dixon replied casually, "You’re the only one I dare to threaten." Blushing, Diana said nothing further. Just then, Bondo entered with a broad smile and said, "Everyone, Chairman Kane is ready. Please move to the main hall." Dixon stood and helped Diana up before anyone else dared to rise. Together, they walked to the hall, where a grand round table awaited, exuding an air of luxury and importance. "Mr. Dixon, please take this seat," Bondo said, indicating the second-most prominent chair. Dixon sat, with Diana next to him, while the others took their seats further behind. Moments later, the sound of footsteps and hearty laughter echoed through the hall. "I apologize for keeping everyone waiting," Chairman Kane said as he entered, impeccably dressed. "Chairman Kane!" Everyone stood to greet him respectfully. Diana also started to rise, but Dixon remained seated. "Dixon!" she whispered, nudging him to stand. "It’s alright. You don’t have to be formal with Chairm

Even Diana was surprised. Wasn’t it customary for the host to cut the cake? Why was he asking a guest to do it? Diana didn’t ask, as this formal event seemed somewhat strange to her. The people in the room were just as peculiar. Dixon remained seated, amused at Chairman Kane’s request for him to cut the cake. Dixon chuckled softly and said, “Aren’t you afraid I’ll take the entire cake for myself?” Chairman Kane smiled, but the other bosses were visibly alarmed and tense. Was Chairman Kane about to hand over all his territories to Dixon? Or would they have to fight to defend their domains? “I’ll accept whatever decision you make. If you want, you can take it all,” Chairman Kane said with a smile. Dixon stood, took the knife, and scanned the room. He saw that while everyone smiled, they were masking their anxiety and apprehension. Dixon began cutting the cake. “Since Chairman Kane wants me to divide the cake, I’ll do so,” Dixon said. In no time, he cut one slice.

"Since you’ve sent her to Reddof, she naturally won’t be in any danger," Dixon said, then picked up his cup and drank. Chairman Kane’s hands trembled, and his voice was hoarse as he gratefully said, "Thank you!" "Dixon!" Diana walked over with a joyful expression on her face. She held a box containing a Barbie doll. It was something she had wanted dearly since childhood but had only received now. At that time, her family couldn’t afford to buy it, and she never forgot this rare Barbie. "Look! This is what Chairman Kane gave me!" she exclaimed to Dixon. "Chairman Kane, thank you…you’re truly a kind man," Diana said. "My daughter loved this when she was little," Chairman Kane said, smiling. "I bought two and kept one in storage. It’s an old item, so I hope you don’t mind." "Oh, not at all! I’m so happy," Diana replied cheerfully. Dixon said nothing. He merely glanced at Chairman Kane and thought about how thoroughly the man must have investigated Diana in advance. Diana sa