The Supreme Man: Took Everything in Power
Chapter 549 Who Needs An Evidence?!

Clarence was in full disbelief.

He never thought that the person who defeated him multiple times today would be Kingsley, whom he had always looked down upon.

"Impossible! This is impossible! You are just a nobody from an orphanage, how could you have so much money to rent such an expensive place here?" Clarence's eyes widened as he asked, for he was unable to make sense of it all.

Kingsley was only in his early twenties.

He had no family or parents supporting him.

So, how could he have so much money to rent a venue in Ramada Hotel?

"Why is this impossible?" Kingsley looked coldly at Clarence. "How many times had I let you and the Wynns off the hook for the sake of Reene now? But still, all of you repaid me by continuing to bully her repeatedly!

"I am here to seek justice for Reene today, and I will make the Wynns pay dearly for what you said and done!"

Then, he walked forward and said in a cold voice, "Do you think that kneeling and apologizing to Reene was the end of it? No! That was just the beginning of the Wynns' redemption!"

Sweats started to fall off Clarence's face.

At that time, he finally realized something.

Everything that happened today was a trap that Kingsley had planned in advance.

His purpose was to get the justice he thought Reene deserved.

The people at the venue were able to slowly put together some facts as well, and someone whispered, "I heard that the Wynns have been taking advantage of their adopted daughter. They would take away funds from her company every few days, like proper robbers!"

"Not only that, but they also held the late Henry Wynn's memorial photo and banners, accusing Reene of causing the death of their grandfather and trying to seize the family assets just a few days ago!"

"I saw it too, and I believed it at the time. Now, it's obvious that the truth is the Wynns are the ones who want to take Reene's wealth!"

"Hehe... Those who commit crimes end up in jail. It seems that the Wynn Family is not far from its demise now that Mr. Nicholson has taken action."

Clarence and the other members of the Wynn Family were all put to shame.

Even Elijah's face turned pale at that moment.

Clarence was furious, and he pointed at Kingsley, "Nicholson! Don't speak nonsense! What gives you the right to claim that we bullied Reene? Do you have any evidence for it?" "Evidence?" Kingsley replied with a cold smile, "Do I need evidence to teach the Wynns a lesson?"

Clarence was stunned.

He had not expected Kingsley to reply in such a way.

He could have argued anything, anything at all if Kingsley had presented evidence.

However, Kingsley did not even give him a chance to argue.

Kingsley made it clear that he wanted to teach the Wynns a lesson today.

There was no stopping him now that he was determined to achieve his goal.

At that moment, Clarence felt powerless as if he was an unarmed villager facing a monster.

Clarence looked at Kingsley's determined eyes, and he couldn't help but shiver in fear.

Then, he took a few steps back as he stumbled over to Nicholas.

"Help us, Nicholas! You are Young Master Nicholas of the Foxes, surely you can deal with this brat!"

However, Nicholas' eyes flickered slightly, and his face looked complicated.

The life or death of the Wynns was not important to him.

He only wanted to use the 150 million debt owed to the Wynns by Reene in order to have leverage over Kingsley.

But there were more than five hundred pairs of eyes staring at him at that moment. How could he face anyone without shame in the future if he retreated now? Kingsley smiled and asked just as Nicholas hesitated, "How's your grandmother recently, Young Master Nicholas?"

His words were like a bucket of ice poured down from the top of his head.

He instantly woke Nicholas up.

Calm down! Nicholas reminded himself.

He couldn't afford to offend Kingsley now.

What was his dignity worth when compared to his grandmother's health?

The most important thing for him was to cure his grandmother's heart disease, bringing her immense joy and preventing her from having to write a will that divided the family.