The people who had been watching the commotion and cheering gradually calmed down. When they looked at Brian Bennett, their eyes showed not only respect, but also a trace of fear.

And this fear caused the number representing Brian Bennett's reputation value in his mind to change rapidly.

Chapter 5 Activation

Fifteen hundred reputation points!

The reputation value suddenly reached 1,500. Could it really be, as Harold Watson said, that reputation points can be plundered?

He had just beaten up Mark Quinn, so did those 1,200 reputation points of his now belong to him?

At this moment, Brian Bennett's eyes turned a little red. The person he looked at was David Bennett, who was standing right beside him—there were 1,800 reputation points there!

But very quickly, Brian Bennett put aside this little thought. After all, David Bennett was a brother who had followed his father through life and death, and had always treated him well.

If he did such a thing, it would be a bit dishonorable. More importantly, he couldn't beat him!

But Harold Watson had also been beaten half to death by him, so why hadn't his reputation points gathered to him? Could it be that the beating wasn't hard enough, and he needed to beat him even more severely?

Before Brian Bennett could finish this thought, the card that had always existed in his mind but never moved suddenly began to flash rapidly. At the same time, a prompt sounded in Brian Bennett's ear.

"Reputation value has reached one hundred. Please choose three cards as your base cards."

As he felt the cards flash through his mind like a movie, Brian Bennett felt a wave of frustration. All the cards were face down, and from the patterns on the back, there was no way to tell them apart.

How the hell was he supposed to choose?

Just as Brian Bennett was at his wits' end, he heard David Bennett say, "Second Young Master, the Lord of the Town has returned. He instructed you to go home and see him."

Although he carried memories from his previous life, Brian Bennett still felt quite attached to his father in this life. After all, even though his father always wore a stern face, Brian Bennett could still feel the meticulous care behind that sternness.

Hearing that his father had returned, Brian Bennett immediately stopped choosing his base cards, bid farewell to David Bennett, and quickly ran home.

"If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe this is the Second Young Master. All along, I thought he was such a kind boy that he wouldn't even dare kill a small animal."

"Yeah, when the Second Young Master dealt with Mark Quinn, I was a bit nervous. If the Second Young Master could be ranked..."

As a few of the guards discussed, David Bennett seemed to think of something. He waved at the people behind him and said, "You don't know what you're talking about, so don't gossip recklessly!"

As he spoke, he turned his head, sighed, and muttered to himself, "Sigh, as for the Second Young Master being ranked, I'm afraid..."

The The Bennett Family main hall was filled with laughter and joy. Of course, most of the laughter came from Brian Bennett's younger sister, Claire Bennett.

When Brian Bennett entered the hall, he saw Claire Bennett clinging to Gavin Bennett like a piece of cotton candy, her small, fair hands mischievously tugging at Gavin Bennett's beard.

Gavin Bennett's broad, square face gave off an air of authority. In front of Brian Bennett and his older brother Henry Bennett, he always put on a stern expression.

In the whole family, the only one he doted on was his daughter, Claire Bennett.

"Boy, I wasn't home, and I hear you've found yourself a wife!" As soon as Gavin Bennett saw Brian Bennett come in, he removed Claire Bennett's hand and asked sternly.

The tone and voice of Gavin Bennett were no different from when he left home, but Brian Bennett noticed something unusual on his father's face.

At this moment, Gavin Bennett's dark face looked a bit off, and even his smile seemed a little stiff to Brian Bennett.

"Ah, well... I saw that she was homeless, so I took pity on her and took her in!" Brian Bennett guessed that something might have happened to Gavin Bennett, and replied absentmindedly.

Anyway, that woman Evelyn Foster probably couldn't even beat his father, so no matter what he said, she shouldn't have any objections.

"Hmph, that's not how you play the good guy. It's fine to be kind, but you can't let yourself get hurt in the process!" Gavin Bennett glared fiercely at Brian Bennett, his words stern, but filled with concern.

Brian Bennett rubbed his hands and smiled, just about to speak, when Dylan Young, who was sitting to the side, laughed and said, "I think that girl is quite nice—pretty, well-educated, and sensible. Other than being a bit older than Ming'er, she's just right to be his wife."

"You’re just a woman, what do you know!" Gavin Bennett waved his hand at Dylan Young, then solemnly instructed, "I'll go meet that girl in a bit and see what her real purpose is in coming to our family."

"Ouch!" At that moment, a cry of pain came from the usually dignified Gavin Bennett.

Hearing this, Brian Bennett and the others couldn't help but look at Gavin Bennett, while Claire Bennett, who was wriggling on his lap, suddenly burst into tears.