Chapter 91. None (2)

Seeing Tiger's gestures and words, Benjamin showed no particular reaction. He had previously helped Tiger merely out of convenience, and there was no sentimental attachment between them. On the contrary, Tiger owed him a favor.

However, since the man had humbled himself and apologized, Benjamin found it difficult to disregard his dignity. Furthermore, Noam was still in their hands. Benjamin could only pretend nothing happened and slowly followed behind Tiger, entering the mansion.

After a while, guided by Tiger through numerous twists and turns, Benjamin finally arrived at a large hall on the mansion's second floor. This spacious hall spanned several hundred square meters, and many guards stood around its perimeter, each exuding a mighty aura. They were much stronger than the guards outside.

What caught Benjamin's attention, though, were a young man and woman standing with a middle-aged man seated at the center of the grand hall. Beside them sat a slightly disgrunt