Jack glanced at Su Xiao. "He's my friend, and the priest's friend as well. Even if the priest were here, he wouldn't refuse to let a friend attend."
"But he's still an outsider."
"He saved my men. He's a friend of mine, Gustavo, and I agree to let him stay," Gustavo said coldly. "Gonzalez, if you're dissatisfied, you can leave. The door's right over there. Make yourself at home."
Gonzalez looked embarrassed when Gustavo spoke up.
The Gustavo Family was the strongest family among the Valentinos.
He couldn't afford to provoke them.
So he decided to find himself an ally.
"Manuel, aren't you going to say something? Don't tell me you have no opinion at all?"
"Throughout the history of the Valentinos, there have been precedents of outsiders participating. If Jack thinks Mr. Su belongs here, then I have no objections."
Gonzalez was rebuffed.
Seeing that Gonzalez had nothing more to say, Jack continued.
"Everyone, I'm sure you already know why I asked you all to come here..."
But before Jack could finish, Juan rudely interrupted him.
"Jack, are you the one in charge here now?"
Su Xiao narrowed his eyes.
Once could be a coincidence.
But twice was no coincidence.
The Valentino Gang didn't seem to be united at all.
Su Xiao could understand it, of course. Even within the Company, the competition between departments was brutally intense.
But with a powerful enemy at their door, their own people weren't even united. Instead, they were fighting among themselves.
Could this be...
Gustavo said, deeply dissatisfied, "The priest was assassinated and is now seriously injured in the hospital. A country cannot go a day without its ruler, and the priest's people cannot be left without someone to take charge."
"So you're letting him do it?"
Jack frowned. "Mr. Juan, what