Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 171

Isaiah didn't take Yolanda seriously at all. If he didn't fear Harold, why would he be concerned about a teenage girl?

Even if Yolanda was capable and knew martial arts, so what? She might be able to handle a few security guards, but could she take on dozens? Hypothetically speaking, even if she could defeat dozens of them, she would still have to explain herself to the authorities.

The Henderson family wasn't a well-known name in Dowonair. They were just middle-class at best. For an ordinary citizen to think they could take on official forces was nothing short of foolishness.

"Someone's causing trouble! Get every security guard here now!" Isaiah grabbed the phone on his desk and called the security department, ordering them to send over reinforcements.

"Harold, your daughter dared to assault security guards! From now on, the Henderson family is blacklisted by Union Bank. Don't even think about getting another loan!

"I'm going to call the police to report your assault on our security personnel too. You can both expect legal consequences!

"Isn't your daughter under 18? Since she's familiar with that juvenile detention center, she might as well head back there!"

Harold frowned deeply upon hearing Isaiah's threats. He had punched Isaiah in a moment of impulse and was already regretting it.

But now, Yolanda had taken down several of the bank's security guards and further escalated the situation. With how things were going, it wasn't going to benefit the Henderson family at all.

Harold glared coldly at Yolanda and scolded her. "Yolanda, look at the mess you've made! Do you have any idea how hard I've worked for this family? And now you've ruined it all!

"How did you even get here? I went through so much trouble to get you into First Academy. Instead of attending classes, you're out here making trouble!"

At that moment, Harold vented all his frustrations from dealing with Isaiah onto Yolanda.

Even though Yolanda's admission to First Academy had nothing to do with him, he still felt entitled to claim that if it weren't for his hard work outside, she wouldn't have gotten into such an outstanding school.