He now suspected that old Jack might be in league with the nigger, and the purpose was, of course, to kick him away so that he could take most of the benefits.

Others may not know that this old guy will retire next year, but he doesn't know.

There is no doubt that this smuggling is the old guy's last, and he may have some evil intentions in private.

Old Jack had eaten more salt than Michelson had ever eaten. He immediately understood what Michelson was thinking and said in a cold voice: "I will retire next year, but I am not someone who eats everything.

Both of my sons were killed by pirates. Would I cooperate with them if I was out of my mind? And the identity of that nigger is very suspicious. I warned you early on. It was you who wanted to keep him. He is now a spy.

Can you blame me?"

When Michelson heard Old Jack's harsh words, he suddenly showed an embarrassed expression.

Indeed, it is a fact that Old Jack's two sons were killed by pirates. I also hate pirates deeply. The possibility of him joining forces with pirates is not impossible, but it is very small. As for the nigger being a traitor, there is really something wrong with him.

Because the nigger was very powerful and had saved him before, he kept him despite the pressure from Old Jack.

Who would have known that this guy was a white-eyed wolf and actually a pirate spy. This time he was harmed miserably.

However, Nigger's identity is probably not just a pirate spy. Otherwise, how could a mere pirate spy have such complete alliance files? He had someone check Nigger before and found that there was nothing wrong with him.

He just decided to let the nigger stay.

"It's my fault for doubting you, and I apologize, but if it wasn't you and me, how did this get out?"

Michelson was able to adapt and immediately apologized to Old Jack and then expressed his doubts.

Of course, Old Jack would not really forgive Michelson just because he apologized, but he knew that now was not the time to fall out with Michelson. When he heard Michelson's doubts, he couldn't help but ponder, thinking about who was smuggling this time.

There was a problem with the link.

After thinking about it, Old Jack couldn't figure out what went wrong for a while, so he had to change the subject and asked Michelson: "You said that man is super powerful, what are you going to do? Can this matter be hidden?

Can you beat him?"

When Michelson heard this, he opened his mouth, but found that he didn't know what to say.

Also, he suddenly felt a little cold now.

Maybe it’s because I just got caught in the rain on the deck.

When he thought of the deck, Michelson thought of the tragic situation of the charred female pirate on the deck, and couldn't help but shudder.
Chapter completed!