Chapter 1926

Marion and Robert rarely got this drunk.

But even though they passed out, their instincts stayed sharp. Anyone who touched them now might get a reflex punch.

"Forget it. They'll sleep it off here. At worst, they'll wake up with sore backs," Solomon said.

"What?" Lillian didn't hear him. Thɪs chapter is updated by Find1Novel.net

She was already trying to help Jordan up. As she did, the bottle slipped from his pocket and hit the floor.

Made of special glass, it didn't shatter.

Lillian set Jordan down and picked it up. "Nice material. Didn't even crack."

Curious, she opened the cap. In an instant, a strange scent hit her nose. Solomon smacked her hand. "Don't mess with other people's stuff."

"I'm his niece. He won't mind it." She shrugged but closed the bottle anyway.

Jordan mumbled something, and she leaned over. "What?"

"What was he saying?"

"No idea."

Maybe because they'd talked too much about the past, Jordan's mind drifted to when he joined the army.

Back then, he was still a reckless kid.

The day Debra gave him a watch, he told Andrew he wanted to enlist. He wanted to be a man like Marion.

Marion was a legend and every man's idol.

Jordan could never forget the moment Juan took Debra from his arms. He kept telling himself a man had to be strong to win the woman he loved.

Surprisingly, Andrew agreed.

The next day, Jordan prepared to train with the Houston family's forces.

The Houstons had deep military ties. Their training was brutal.

On day one, Jordan shaved his head.

His natural talent helped him endure six months of grueling training until he was ready for missions.

In the army, he was cut off from the outside world. He didn't know how Debra was doing.

When he finally got his phone, he learned Debra had been kidnapped, thrown into the sea, and nearly died.

He tried to bolt from the base, but his roommates held him back.

The army had rules. He couldn't leave during sealed training.

Those days, he was a mess, picking fights with anyone who got close.

The next time he got his phone, he saw Debra had moved.

Relieved, he knew she was starting fresh. Sadly, he couldn't be by her side.