Family members with her, not a single one would be hurt.
He endured six or seven blows, and she heard the sound of bones cracking.
"Cole O'Connell, admit you're wrong, hurry and admit you're wrong, because admitting it would make you your grandmother's good grandson again," Mrs. O'Connell tried to intervene, "Stop hitting him, stop it please."
"Pfft," Cole spit out a mouthful of blood, his tall figure collapsed onto the ground, veins bulging wildly on his forehead. Even as he lay down, the beating continued.
Family rules were family rules; how could the beating stop without an admission of guilt? This concerns the prestige and face of the O'Connell Family!
Even if it results in death, it's all his fault!
