Chapter 60

"I apologize for my son's excessive reaction," Judith began, "but your son initiated the altercation. Perhaps we could discuss this calmly and settle the medical expenses?" She immediately began begging for mercy upon seeing Norman's response.

"Hehe, no can do, old lady," Norman sneered. "I'm priceless. Can you even afford my medical bills? One and a half million, or forget it!" He laughed condescendingly at Judith's stunned expression.

Judith was speechless. The sum was astronomical.

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The four bodyguards advanced, but Severin swiftly knocked them all to the ground before they could attack. They winced in pain. "How is this possible? Aren't you mercenaries? How useless are you?!" Norman was shocked.

"Sir, he's he's too skilled!" the bald bodyguard cried, cowering. Another clutched his chest. "Sir, I think my ribs are broken! It hurts!"

"You think you're so great?" Norman raged, pulling out his phone. "Mom, someone attacked me! Bring more bodyguards! This guy's strong, he broke my arm! Yes, yes, bring the head of the family's security detail! These guys are useless! Yes, here!"

Severin found Norman's complaint hilarious. These were trained professionals, not frauds; easily capable of subduing ordinary individuals. Unfortunately, they were no match for someone trained by the "old wacko."

After hanging up, Norman glared. "You're finished!"

"Get up! Guard the exits, they shouldn't escape!" Norman ordered his men before exiting dejectedly.

The waitress from earlier was terrified. Another staff member was calling their manager.

The waitress approached timidly. "S-S-Sir? Would you s-s-still like to order?"

"Why not!" Severin smiled at his family. "Mom, Dad, don't worry. Sit and enjoy. I'm amazing, after all!"

Judith smiled weakly, still anxious.

"This, and this," Severin ordered, pointing at the menu. "The most expensive dishes. Two servings of lobster. And two bottles of that red wine." He bypassed his parents' input, selecting several thousand dollars worth of food.

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"Certainly, sir. Your food will arrive shortly." The waitress observed Severin, noting his calm demeanor despite the threat. He clearly wasn't an ordinary man.

"Big lobsters, Mom! Do they taste good? I've never had them before!" Selene's eyes lit up at the menu.