I became a son-in-law in the United States

Chapter 29 Unite!

Luther's voice wasn't loud, but his words were forceful, piercing Lowell and the others' hearts like knives.

Especially when the three of them saw the excited audience, they felt a strange sense of fear.

In the past, they were always superior, regarding all non-Angas as inferior races, and even completely disregarding them as human beings.

But now, after Luther's reminder, the three of them were surprised to find that the so-called nobility was not so noble after all. The top-level people could also get beaten up, bleed, and even be beaten to death.

With things having come to this point, there was no need for the three of them to continue the argument. Lowell left without even making an excuse.

Seeing that the leader had left, the other two also left without hesitation, avoiding the audience as if they were avoiding a plague.

However, before parting, Lowell still glanced at Luther with a complicated expression, as if trying to remember his face.

The moment the three left the drinking area, the entire bar erupted in an uncontrollable cheer.

"Well done! Get those guys out of here!"

"Get lost, you bully!"

"What 'wasp family'? Actually, that's the most despicable thing."

"They still want to bully us, enslave us, and treat us like slaves? Screw them!"

"We have awakened, and we are not afraid of retaliation!"

"Boston people, unite!"

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In short, under the influence of certain individuals, some strange and unusual slogans were shouted out.

Although these slogans sounded strange and were somewhat similar to those of a certain European country, no one took them seriously because everyone present had been drinking.

Just then, a middle-aged man wearing a vest and shirt walked over.

"Hello, Brother Luther, my name is Paul, and I'm the owner of this bar."

Paul, in his forties, with short hair and sharp features, clearly a former soldier, perhaps sensed a kindred spirit in Luther. He paused, then nodded and said:

"Thank you so much for tonight. If it weren't for your help, I wouldn't know how to deal with these guys. They've been annoying ever since they came in, either showing off or bullying the girls, but I couldn't afford to offend them..."

At this point, Paul let out a deep sigh.

Although Boston is a relatively developed city, doing business here is a difficult task.

In addition to a large number of immigrants, there are also many prominent families here. It is not easy to survive under these powerful forces.

Paul had long been annoyed by the three men's identities, but he had never found an opportunity to do so.

With Luther stepping forward tonight and publicly humiliating the three of them, it's safe to say that the bar will finally be able to have some peace and quiet for a while.

Upon realizing this, Paul paused and said:

"Brother Luther, here's what we'll do: if you come again, I'll give you free service, forever."

After Paul finished speaking, he extended his hand as a gesture of goodwill, and Luther did not refuse, nodding to accept it.

After all, in a bar, the drinks themselves aren't worth much. What's truly difficult is getting a bar owner to say something like "you're always welcome" to you.

This meant that he was accepted, widely accepted, which was obviously good news for Luther's social life.

Most importantly, places like Paul's are naturally platforms for people of all kinds to communicate, information is transmitted quickly, and people share what they have, which is beneficial to Luther's subsequent development.

Of course, upon seeing Luther's heroic act, two girls immediately came up to him and asked to get to know him. One was named Nana and the other was named Phoebe. Both of them were nice-looking young women.

Fortunately, the brother-in-law awakened his family bloodline in time and quickly stepped in the middle, saving Luther and his sister from disaster.

"I'm sorry, ladies, but Mr. Luther is my brother-in-law, which means he is married."

Upon hearing Daniel's words, a hint of disappointment flashed in the eyes of the two girls, but they quickly smiled gently again.

"Mr. Luther, welcome to Boston."

Seeing the two girls leave, the brother-in-law stopped and poured himself another cup.

He was then surprised to find that it wasn't just him; all the members of the Owl Club had been terrified.

Daniel's legs went weak, Tom hesitated, and the other two, fearing the halo of Wasp, didn't dare to look directly at him. If Luther hadn't been there tonight, who knows what would have happened.

In short, encountering members of the "Pig Club" in this kind of setting is definitely not a lucky thing.

Seeing this, Sam was slightly taken aback, and still hesitated before saying, "I wonder if they will retaliate. I've heard that these people are very vengeful."

Sure enough, as soon as he said that, the people who were just laughing immediately stopped.

Yes, these families are not to be trifled with in Boston. Offending them like this today will likely result in retaliation.

It's important to understand that for the past few decades, even a century, these people have always resorted to direct gunfire in retaliation.

But what should we do now?

The brother-in-law spoke first: "Brother-in-law, why don't you go hide?"

Jim Green paused for a moment and then said, "If all else fails, you can go into hiding. I can pay for you to go to Los Angeles for a while."

Upon hearing this, Tony nodded and said, "I know people in New York State too. You can go there first; they will protect your safety."

Even Sam Goldstein agreed, saying, "The only time this will have the least impact is when it's completely forgotten and everyone doesn't know about it anymore."

Upon hearing this, Luther paused and said, "I can leave, but what about Tom and his sister?"

"this......."

Upon hearing this, the group of people who had been actively offering suggestions fell silent again.

Yes, Luther may not be afraid of retaliation, since with his skills, most people can't retaliate against him. But what about Tom and his sister?

Their home is here, their business is here, so where can the brother and sister go?

Tom didn't say anything, and Alice almost cried again.

Only then did Luther pause, and looking at everyone seriously, he said:

"If you continue to be such a disorganized bunch and keep thinking about running away, then it's almost certain that Lowell will retaliate fiercely."

That's true; everyone could have foreseen it.

"They will target you and your families then; no one will escape."

After a moment of silence, the eldest brother-in-law spoke first, since this matter was also related to him, and the Kennedy family was no match for these families.

If Lowell is truly determined to retaliate, it will definitely affect old Joseph's business.

"Luther, what should we do?"

Luther laughed and said, "The way to prevent them from retaliating is actually very simple: unite!"

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