A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 263 Aftermath
Faced with this wave of visits from Arthur, Cornwall couldn't help but have a deeper understanding of the man named Arthur Morgan.

It was the first time they had met, but Cornwall was sure it wouldn't be the last.

Cornish was constantly causing trouble for him, but he didn't know that people in the so-called association had told him that the association was seriously considering Arthur Morgan's joining...

Following the departure of the guests, Cornish returned to his yacht parked at the dock, accompanied by his security and secretary, and Jameson, who would later go with him to Annesburg.

"Mr. Cornwall, besides business, do you have any other conflicts with that Arthur Morgan?" Jameson asked with some worry.

Everyone has seen what happened just now. How arrogant is Bronte in Saint-Denis?But he was still taken aback by that Arthur Morgan. Jameson couldn't even imagine whether there would be someone like Angelo Bronte in Saint Denis after tomorrow.

If Cornwall had a conflict with this Arthur Morgan, he might get involved and get into trouble.

Cornwall poured himself a glass of wine in front of the small wine cabinet. He chose not to answer Jameson's question. Is there any other conflict besides business?Does it matter?
Arthur made it very clear. He still had scores to settle with himself, but Cornwall didn't have the time or leisure to think about how he got an enemy.

Obstacles are obstacles and enemies are enemies.

Clearing obstacles and destroying enemies is what he has been doing all along.

After finishing the glass of wine, Cornish said:
"Jameson, just take care of your mine. I don't care whether those so-called rumors are true or false. Suppress those scabs and kill those who want to strike. As for other things, you don't need to worry about it. Do you understand? Just like I won’t ask, where did the wages that should have been paid to the workers go..."

"...Yes! Of course, Mr. Cornwall."

After confirming that Jameson really listened, Cornwall continued:
"After that, I will go to Guama Island to discuss a business deal with Forsa. It will take about a few days. If there is any news, you can wait until I come back. As for this Arthur Morgan, use what you have on hand. All the connections, to help the investigative committee confirm his charges, I will use mine."

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Although Lemieux did not let Lambert escort Bronte away in the end, he still took Lambert to personally find Arthur and the others waiting at the door.

"Mr. Morgan, you have caused enough trouble tonight. It's almost time to go back and rest."

Arthur raised his head, threw the cigarette in his hand on the ground that was already full of cigarette butts, stamped it out, and said:

"Happy New Year, Mr. Mayor, oh, and Sheriff Lambert, why, can't you stand here?"

Lemieux had just finished showing off his cards with Bronte. At this moment, facing Arthur who was pretending to be stupid, he said bluntly:

"I don't want Lambert to invite you all back to the police station for the night, but if you insist on forcing me, then that's all I can do, Mr. Morgan."

Eamonn glanced at Lemieux with a wary expression, and then pushed away the police officers who stepped forward after hearing Lemieux's words. The two sides faced off like this.

Seeing that the atmosphere was getting worse, Lambert didn't want to be caught in the middle, so he quickly said:
"Mr. Mayor, calm down. We are all very anxious about this egregious case that happened tonight, but this is not Mr. Morgan's problem, right? Well, Mr. Morgan, you are too, Mr. Mayor, this is just I'm worried about what danger you might encounter if you are still here at night..."

"Sheriff?" Lemieux shouted dissatisfiedly at Lambert, who was obviously weak.

After Lambert finally shut up under his offensive gaze, Lemieux continued to warn Arthur:
"Mr. Morgan, this is my city. I don't like what has happened here recently. I believe you can understand what I mean? As for your rude behavior at my banquet just now, I have already I heard it all from Jean Marc. Listen up, Mr. Morgan, I am now officially informing you that you are not welcome in Saint Denis, nor are you welcome to do business here. You'd better leave as soon as possible, otherwise..." Ya Ser interrupted before Lemieux uttered the threat:

"How about otherwise?"

"..."

Looking at Arthur's expression, Lemieux didn't say any more, but turned around and left. He just saw the injured look on Bronte's face, although he didn't know what Arthur was doing today. What madness, but he's clearly not what he was before.

Both his expression and his words made people feel an icy chill.

Now that the meaning has been conveyed in place, it is better not to say more threats. Soon Lemieux will let Arthur see his methods.

After Lemieux left, Lambert reached out to disperse the police officers behind him, then took out his cigarette and lit it for Arthur. He said sincerely:

"Mr. Morgan, I am extremely sorry for what happened to you today."

As the chief of the Saint-Denis Police Department, Lambert has a stronger grasp of what is happening in his city than others think, such as the attack on Arthur at the door of the theater today, and the attack on Arthur this time. Ser was fine, but a woman died.

Arthur looked up at the night sky.

Sorry?
Mary took the bullet for herself and died in her arms...

He did not dare to let his memories pull him back to the time when that scene happened. After trying hard to force himself not to think about it, he said to Lambert:
"Thank you, whether you mean it or not."

Seeing that Arthur's attitude towards him was okay, Lambert quickly continued:

"Look, Mr. Morgan, I didn't mean to go against you, but tonight, it's really not appropriate to cause anything else. I heard that you also had a conflict with Brown at the banquet. If this happens the next day, Immediately afterwards, news of his disappearance came out, this..."

"Boss." Eamonn couldn't help but speak at the side. Although Lambert was a villain, what he said did make sense. Eamonn just called Arthur, and he did not continue to persuade. After all, there were still The outsider is there, but his meaning has already been expressed.

Then forget it tonight.

To be honest, although Arthur's actions today were a little impulsive, he did not completely lose his mind. At this time, he could certainly understand what Lambert had not finished and Eamonn's worries. Of course, these were all This is not the key reason why Bronte's throat was not slit by Arthur just now.

The key reason lies in what Webster told Arthur...

Finally, Arthur patted Lambert on the shoulder and said:
"Go back. I'll have someone send another box of the cigars to the Sheriff."

"Oh, Mr. Morgan, you are too polite, so let me say thank you first."

(End of this chapter)