A Man Like None Other

As for the ten million, Jared still hadn’t told his parents about it because he had no idea how to explain where it came from. I can’t possibly tell them that after three years of imprisonment, not only did their son pick up some divine martial art, but he also became the overlord of the Dragon Sect. They’re going to think that I’ve gone crazy! “Your friend’s house? Where is it?” Hannah was curious. “It’s at Dragon Bay!”

Jared said as calmly as he possibly could. “What?” Hannah and Gary both exclaimed in shock. Dragon Bay was the most luxurious area in Horington. It was occupied only by the rich and famous. So expensive that even if Gary had not lost his job, he could’ve never been able to afford to stay there in his lifetime. “What friend of yours, exactly? Not only could he afford a house there, but he’s also lending it to you?” Gary asked sternly. “Umm… You wouldn’t know even if I told you!”

Jared answered unconvincingly. “Hmph!” Gary scoffed and continued, “Do you think you can fool us? Firstly, how could you have made such a friend? Secondly, there’s no way someone would lend others a house at Dragon Bay. Have you not learned anything else in prison other than bluffing? How about you just find a proper job and stop daydreaming?” Feeling unconvinced, Gary continued to put on his work clothes, and he was about the leave for work. “Dad, how could you say I’m bluffing if you haven’t even seen the house yet? Why can’t you just give me some credit?

in annoyance. Throughout his life, Gary had never once given Jared the recognition he deserved. Even when Jared was once made a president of the student council in

be nicer toward him?” After giving Gary an earful, Hannah turned toward Jared. “Jared, I believe you. Why don’t you bring me to Dragon Bay for a spin? I’ve never been there!” “Okay, Mom. I’ll get us a taxi right away. In the meantime, please pack up our things!” Jared then walked out. When he was

a taxi. There were two intimidating-looking security guards standing at the entrance. In fact, even being a security guard at Dragon Bay was considered an incredible feat. There was no way one could get the job without some connections with respected individuals. When the security guards saw the

he asked with a puzzled tone, “What are you doing here?” Throughout his three years being a security guard at Dragon Bay, he had never seen someone entering in a taxi. That was because all of the residents in the area were filthy rich. They all had their own cars and even