Michael was exasperated.
Instead of eliminating Levi, this incident brought him even closer to the Jones family.
Why is it so hard to get rid of him?
What should we do next?
“Grandpa, Levi will be the death of the Joneses. We have to kill him before he destroys the family.” A fierce glint flashed through Wales’ eyes.
Michael nodded, “He’s a threat to us. We’ll be in deep trouble if his identity is exposed!”
“If that happens, we have no choice but to accept him into the family. The Joneses will then turn into a laughing stock!” Wales sighed.
Tyler gave it a thought and proposed, “Grandpa, what if I get someone to wipe out his identity?”
“That sounds like a good idea. As long as his records are all wiped out from the system, no one could associate him with our family anymore.” Michael responded in excitement.
By hook or by crook, the Jones family just wanted to distance themselves away from Levi as quickly as possible.
But after finding out about Levi’s true identity, the Joneses went begging for him to return and acknowledge his relationship with the family.
Of course, this turn of events would only happen later on.
“Alright! Wales, do it as soon as possible. He’ll then have to flee South City or even be forced to leave Erudia! We’ll be able to live in peace after this!” Michael instructed.
Once Wales left, Tyler frowned and said, “There’s something else I wish to tell you, grandpa. I was talking to the Goel patriarch and the rest but they seem hostile, as if they wanted to beat me up. I’m not sure what was going on.”
It was as if all of these prominent families ganged up on the Joneses.
Tyler felt something was amiss, but he could not quite put his finger on it.
“Don’t overthink! I think it’s all because you went to South City with the group and came back in one piece, whereas the others were all incapacitated. They must be mad about it.” Michael analyzed.
“That’s true! The entire Prince Gang was crippled, and only Wales and I were spared. I guess I can understand why they’re mad at me.” Tyler was enlightened.
That, however, was not why they were boycotted.
At that moment, Wales had arrived at the said department. He pulled some strings and was ready to get them to remove Levi’s records from the system.
The officer immediately complied with his order as soon as Wales revealed his identity.
In a short while, the department officer, who was sweating bullets, walked out of the office.
He looked panicked as if he had encountered a big problem.
“Did something go wrong?” Wales asked.
“Yes, we can’t erase Levi Garrison’s record from the system!”
The officer wiped the cold sweat of his forehead.
“What? How come?”
