Johnny Gets Put in His Place

At this, Liana could not help pursing her lips.

The Chairman had only been at Great Smoky Mountains National Park for half a day, yet she was already sick to death of that old bastard who had to meddle in everything!

Where did he think this was?

Did he think this was his New York Council?

Damn it, he even had to rearrange where the water buckets were placed, insisting that putting them beside the cars would make the water smell like gasoline and taste bad!

But everyone drank bottled water. Those damn buckets by the cars were for the guys to wash their faces, rinse the ground, wash the vehicles, or wash their underwear when they had time!

That damn water was not for drinking!

The key was that nobody told the old man. He even tasted it himself, then insisted on moving the buckets beneath the eaves—

When he drank it, did he seriously not notice the strange smell?

He had better pray nobody had washed their feet with that water, damn it!

Thinking of that, Liana snorted and shook her head.

Fortunately, Gavin's voice came softly through the radio just then.

"I understand. It seems the Chairman's presence has caused you a great deal of trouble."

"After all, as the leader of the New York Council, considering its scale and our cooperation with them, you naturally have to show a certain degree of respect to the Council's leader."

"But it seems his bad temper is not as easy to deal with as you imagined."

"Still, no matter what, do not vent all the anger buried in your hearts in front of that old man. Even his repeated attempts to provoke you may be part of an effort to seize more future benefits from us."

"If you truly