Chapter 105: High-level Wrestler

Anna stepped out of the car with Eva and Audrey. Both siblings quickly threw themselves at Arnold the very moment they saw him...

Anna stood back and watched with a smile, deeply delighted to see her son. And when Arnold raised his head to look at her, she couldn't help but throw herself at him as well.

"My son," she muttered, hugging tightly.

It was now that Arnold's mind was at rest glad. Now that his family was safe, well, his joy and relief just couldn't be expressed.

"Common, let me take you guys to your new home," Arnold said with a smile and left them straight to a luxurious bungalow something at the northern part of Capside Centre's housing space.

In this area, there were a lot of houses like an estate, mostly made for lodging fans who came from afar or top wrestlers who liked to live close to the arena.

General Manager Jack Harris had made sure that he got a place for Arnold's mother and siblings before they arrived just to persuade him not to get himself into trouble.

Actually, Arnold had gotten a hint that the top shows were developing interest in him.

Indeed, it was good news!

After he led Anna and his sisters to the new house, they were all glad. At least, their safety was guaranteed, and they were probably sure that Arnold would be with them for the Christmas celebration.

"Brother Arny, would you be here with us on Christmas day? Eva couldn't help but ask.

"Sure, yes!" Arnold smiled at his sister and replied, causing a joyful smile on her face.

All she wanted was to see her brother by her side often, but unfortunately, he wasn't in the right state to give that attention...

But with the little opportunities, Arnold pledged to make her happy and give her the care she deserved.

After making sure that everything was taken care of, Arnold left them in that house and went back to the actual boarding area of the Grindhouse superstars.

He approached Mark and Lila at first, and they planned to visit the gym at that moment. However, Arnold got a call from Manager Jack Harris, requesting his presence to sign the contract for his Payment increase.

He was now a Grindhouse Alpha and Omega champion, making him a High-level wrestler in the company as well. Now, he was normal and right to get a payment increase and the bonuses for the two championships.

Arnold decided to postpone the gym training after the manager's invitation. Thanks to the fact that he had been having a deal conversation with a lawyer, and he got the deal done that day.

As a high-level wrestler, one must need a lawyer involved in the contract signing due to any possible circumstances. Arnold made sure those stuff were taken care of before he was ready for the contract signing.

He approached the manager's office with his lawyer, Paul Cromwell, a well-known lawyer in this part of Chicago. He had gotten a lot of reviews about this man, and this was why he had chosen him as his lawyer.

When they got to the manager's office, they exchanged pleasantries and sat for the signing.

"I would advise you to set a five-year contract duration so that the top shows could pay a huge amount of money before taking you up next year," Jack Harris advised.

Although this was for the company's good, it was still business. Arnold would never dare to go against it.

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Also, the fact that Grindhouse Wrestling and Slamdown are both owned by the Ultimate Revolution Wrestling Management doesn't mean transfers would be made for free. After all, everything was business. The CEOs of every show would be giving a financial report to the chairman every month, and no one would want to slack...

Manager Jack Harris knew that Grindhouse Wrestling would be earning a lot from Max Fury's transfer, and this was why he advised Arnold to sign a long-term deal so that Slamdown would have to compensate him for the transfer.

Without hesitation, Arnold began the contract signing with a lawyer observing as well.

(Weekly Payment: $4000).

(Alpha Championship Bonus: $2000).

(Omega Championship Bonus: $900).

(Deal Duration: 5 years).

In the end, he signed every document, and his lawyer signed as well. Manager Harris collected the papers and signed them right after, and a copy was given to both Arnold and his lawyer.

The General Manager had his too.

Now, Arnold would be earning approximately $6900 a week.

'That's confidential!' Arnold rejoiced in his heart.

In a few months, he would be signing for Slamdown as the manager had said. He wondered how massively he would be paid...

Mostly, he wondered how massive the challenge would be... How devastatingly powerful the superstars of the top shows are.

He tried to calm down and let this thought fade after a while. Then after the signing was done, the three exchanged handshakes before they left.

Paul had a small chat with Arnold before he left. Actually, it was just a small business meeting while they walked...

"So, the contract would be terminated after you leave for Slamdown. Would you still take me as your lawyer after that?" Paul asked.

Arnold glanced at him and smiled casually.

"It depends. I don't know for now," Arnold said.

The lawyer nodded faintly as if he had sensed no hope in the possibility. These days, there are a lot of good, high-class lawyers in every part of America. It wouldn't take Arnold a minute before he finds a lawyer better than him if he wanted.

He sighed frustratingly.

However, when they approached the garage, and Paul was about to enter his car, Arnold sighed and said.

"I will make you my permanent lawyer, but on one condition."

"What condition?" Paul glanced at him and asked mindlessly.

"When my brother Corey Gallagher gets arrested, I want you to be his lawyer..." Sёarch* The nôᴠel Fire.nёt website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Arnold paused, and then he continued.

"Anyhow you can help, I want you to stop him from being Life Imprisoned. That's my request."

At that moment, after making that request, Paul Cromwell quickly started his car and zoomed off without saying a word.

However, when Arnold concluded that he refused to do it, he heard the man's voice from the vanishing car aloud.

"Sure!"