Expert Down The Mountain by Summer

Chapter 117
Sadie sat in a daze after Kayson left her office. She had yet to recover from what had happened at the construction site. If it had not been for
Kayson, she would have been killed by those steel bars today.
She now recalled why The Quad Falcons had suddenly collapsed on the ground when they had driven there to block her previously. Although she
did not know how it had been done, she guessed that it had most likely been Kayson’s doing.
“He’s a good fighter, I’ll give him that. But he’s too much of a brag.”
Sadie forcefully attached a weakness to Kayson to make herself feel better.
“Mr. Kace!” Sean greeted Kayson warmly when he saw him.
Kayson smiled. “I forgot to mention it previously. You should have a bowl of the medicinal soup brewed too.”
“Got it!” Sean nodded gratefully. “If you’re free, I’d like to treat you to dinner tonight to thank you!”
“Mr. Batley, I was only helping in any way I could.”
Although Kayson had rejected Sean, he could not reject the latter’s earnest invitation, so he could only agree to it. He only
changed it to another day, as the Allens were still around and he did not know if their martial experts would ambush
Sadie.
When Kayson returned to The Tetrad, Easton and the others hurried up to him.
“Kayson, what did Sadie say?” Easton asked anxiously.
“She’s not that scary. She’s a kindhearted person. You guys don’t have to worry so much.”
“Sadie is scary. She’ll deduct our salary...” Reva murmured softly.
Kayson paused. That was a bad habit. Sadie had deducted his payment several times too.
After work, Kayson went to the basement parking lot to wait for Sadie, as she had texted him. As he opened the door, Sadie
arched a brow and asked, “Have you gotten your driver’s license?”

Kayson jolted. “No. Why would I need that?”
“What? Are you planning for me to be your driver forever? I’m the GM here!”
Sadie glared at Kayson. “I’ll get Chelsea to sign you up for driving school. Go get your driver’s license.”
“Fine...” Kayson agreed weakly.
On the way, he noticed that a car kept following them and kept watch for a while, ignoring it after he realized that it was Jack and
the others.
When they arrived at the residential entrance, Raymond, who was on duty, bowed before them.
“Are you treated with so much respect just for defeating him?” Sadie asked curiously.
“I guess so,” Kayson replied.
Sadie had her doubts. Usually, Raymond would only bow to cars that came from Primrose Deck. Those from Heartstone Chateau and Kingstone
Garden, or even the richest people in Clouspring, could barely earn so much respect from him.
As they drove into Kingstone Garden, it took about five minutes before Mansion No. 8 appeared before them.
Kayson looked the same as usual, but the moment they came close to the mansion, he suddenly caught the noise of a billowing gale.
“Stop the car!” Kayson yelled, causing Sadie to step on the brakes in reflex.
“What are you...” Sadie was about to lash out when Kayson pulled her over to press her head under the dashboard.
A metal bar around ten centimeters long penetrated the windscreen and shards fell on them.
“Go look for Raymond when I go out.” Kayson’s tone was cold, and rage was simmering in his eyes.
Sadie, who was terrified, asked in fear, “Why’s this happening