"I will take care of this bastard myself. He will find out what will happen to those who betray me." Noah hurled Shane towards one of the men as though he was a rag doll, not caring that he had just broken his limbs, making it impossible for him to even crawl let alone walk.
Shane had chosen this outcome himself and he was bearing the consequences of his decisions. Noah had no problems with him being Mason's cousin, for he treated people based on their characters, not their family members.
If Shane had stayed within his limits while being loyal to him, he would have enjoyed all the benefits of being Noah's assistant and maybe more. But it was his choice to betray the man when he already knew that it was his brother who had been in the wrong in the first place. So, why would Noah pity him and let him go?
