Diana asked, “Is anyone supporting the Stew family now?” She had overheard Joe mentioning powerful family in the north, and she thought those must be family they should avoid provoking. The Hamilton Group was still relatively small, so offending the wrong people could have fatal consequences. "I've never heard of them," Dixon replied casually. "These days, every third-rate family dares to call themselves powerful, as if they rule the world." Dixon glanced at Diana through the rearview mirror and joked, "My wife, you’ll have to work harder to make the Hamilton Group a powerful family too." "Otherwise, everyone will keep bully me just because I married you." Diana, who had initially been worried, burst out laughing. Who would dare to bully Dixon? Dixon was the one who had Gobu break Joe’s leg again not long ago. No one could ever intimidate Dixon! However, when Diana recalled how people often labeled Dixon as a weak man living off his wife's family, she felt a twinge of pi

Antony let out a sigh of relief. Dixon simply tilted his head, glanced at Dennis, and frowned slightly. “And who are you?” Dennis was stunned. Then he roared, “I’m the second son of the Lanco family, my name is Dennis!” “The Lanco family?” Dixon’s frown deepened. Dennis began to laugh coldly when he saw Dixon’s expression. “Yep. Are you scared now? Since you’ve shown no respect for my family, no one can save you today!” “I’ve never heard of this Lanco family,” Dixon said, shaking his head. “What is the Lanco family? What nonsense is this?” he continued. “You… you’re outrageous!” Dennis was so furious his entire body trembled. “You’re asking to die!” “No, it’s you who’s asking to die!” Dixon snapped, his patience wearing thin. He moved suddenly like a whirlwind, appearing in front of Dennis in an instant. Dixon punched Dennis in the face so hard that he was sent sprawling to the floor. “AHHH!” Dennis howled as he lay on the ground, clutching his face. He couldn’t believe D

"I... I’m just a useless old man. Why would you need me?" Bondo said with a bitter smile. "An old man in a family is like a treasure in the home. I trust Chairman Kane's judgment." Bondo stared directly at Dixon for a full ten seconds. "Alright," he finally nodded after a moment of silence. "To be honest, I’d hate to leave this place." "I know. But this club is enormous, and you probably can’t care for all these plants by yourself, right?" "Go and rehire the staff who used to work here. If you need anything, let me know," Dixon said with a smile. Bondo then turned and walked away. He already knew what needed to be done. *** Not long after, news of the Foh Club reopening spread widely, catching the attention of many. The valuable information network it offered was irresistible to various parties. One person came looking for Bondo to ask why he reopened the club after rejecting their previous offers. However, before they could even set foot inside, their leg was brok

"I suspect he’s using a fake name," Naim Noo continued. "It’s likely one of the northern powers trying to deliberately confuse others." "Tsk, deliberately confuse others? Who dares to pull a stunt like that?" Saton Forr sneered coldly. "Using the Edric family name like this is asking for death!" Although Dixon never claimed to be from the northern Edric family, nor did he disclose any connection to them, his dominant methods undeniably reminded people of one of the Edric families. "Sir, I will head to Okla," Naim Noo said in a chilling voice. "I’ll settle this matter and deal with everyone I must!" He had to resolve this conflict. The Forr family was deeply humiliated—not just because they had lost control of their illegal circle, but more so because of what happened to Goka. Everyone was mocking the Forr family. If they didn’t kill Dixon, the Forr family would remain the laughingstock for the rest of their lives. "We must kill Dixon, no matter what," Saton Forr said wit

"If you dare accept it, I'll tell my parents!" Diana threatened. "I'll tell them... I'll tell them that you don’t want me anymore!" Diana was on the verge of tears as she clung to Dixon’s arm, pleading desperately. She was terrified. If anything were to happen to Dixon… she didn’t know how she could face life without him. Dixon smiled gently, reaching out to pat Diana’s hand that clutched his arm tightly. Her worried eyes filled him with warmth. "My wife, I forgot to tell you one thing." "What is it?" Diana asked, her voice trembling. "In this life, no one can take me away from you. Not even the gods!" Dixon declared. His words were filled with confidence and authority. Diana fell silent for a moment, her tear-filled, reddened eyes revealing the depth of her emotions. "So… you’re still going to accept the duel invitation?" she asked in a shaky voice, fear evident in her tone. Dixon nodded slowly. "Yes. Trust me." He knew how much Diana worried for him, and he