Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 624

"Tyler, this wine is too precious," said Carlisle as he pushed the bottles of wine back to Tyler.

Tyler immediately frowned.

"Don't be a stranger. You've helped me a lot. These are my tokens of gratitude."

With that, he pushed the bottles back to Carlisle, who had no choice but to accept.

"Well, if you say so. Thanks, Tyler," Carlisle said with a wry smile.

Wendell and the others had never seen Romanée-Conti before. But if Carlisle, who was used

to spending money lavishly, said it was too expensive, they assumed those wines were

probably worth more than five figures.

Carlisle poured a glass of Smirnoff and handed it to Tyler, "Here's a drink to warm your stomach!"

it with a

"Let's all drink!"

praised Carlisle, calling him a modern-day love guru. When Kevin and Zack learned that Tyler had ended his 33-year-long bachelorhood

in his thoughts, Carlisle said, "Wendell, we're all friends here. If you've got something

team leader, so

in one gulp and set the glass

we set off those million-dollar fireworks all at once, we'll attract the attention of the people at the rehabilitation hospital and half of the East District. If the Murrays look into this, our previous operation might

eyes narrowed. Carlisle picked up his glass and took

didn't think

that attracting some attention shouldn't be a problem since he and Wendell had resigned and would return to Riverland after Wanda's birthday. Even if the Murrays discovered them, he still had Gareth's and Wade's

upon reflection, he realized that while he might avoid trouble, the people who helped

was still working despite being

Zoey, the main mastermind of the entire operation, the Lawson couple, the humble village teachers who had to run a few miles to work as private tutors after school to pay for their son's medical bills and Sharon, the Caltopia College student who had a

like him. Colton's father had liver disease, and he had agreed to Wendell's request in exchange for the

Murrays might do to these people, but it certainly wouldn't end well. Lowering his head, he felt a little lost as he considered the possibility that

had only two choices left: to give up the fireworks for Wanda or to safeguard the people