Sinclair and Timothy's silence only made Russell feel more gleeful. At the same time, Bruce conceitedly stated, "You should all kneel before Russell and beg us while you have the chance. Perhaps, Russell will forgive you for your ignorance. In a while, when Jacob loses in the fight, we shall see who else you can rely on."
In response, Sinclair and Timothy's faces darkened, and they could only glare at Sinclair. Although anger pulsed through their veins, they remained quiet.
They could only pray that Jacob could beat Russell. As long as Jacob won, the Carters would no longer pose a threat to them. Besides, it would drag the Carters' reputation through the mud, and they would not hold as much power as they did before.
"If the Carters love arguing this much, I don't see any point in the match later. I don't like to fight with people who have no substance."
Scrutinizing the Carters, Jacob defended Sinclair and Timothy.
