Edgar’s Relentless Pursue for The Love of His Life

Chapter 5

Chapter 5 Lina the Lead Dancer?

Brad wiped the cold sweat on his brow and cleared his throat. He then placed an arm on Mr. King’s shoulder and said in good humor, “Mr. King, I heard you admire a beautiful woman in this establishment. Why don’t we call her over so that everyone can see what a beauty she is?”

“Yes, yes!” Mr. King smiled. He sensed the awkward atmosphere in the room and decided to switch the topic. “I’ll call her. She’s coming soon.”

He dialed the intercom and said, “Where is Lina? Why isn’t she here yet?”

Then, the private lounge became lively again. The other men chattered away and laughed. Only Edgar continued to play cards quietly at the card table.

Brad and Jonathan exchanged glances before sighing at the same time. It felt like they had narrowly escaped a disaster. Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org

A few minutes later, someone opened the door, and a few beautiful young women in their twenties entered the private lounge.

“Good evening, gentlemen and esteemed guests. I’ve brought beauties to brighten your time here.” An older madam greeted before pushing more women into the private lounge.

The women she brought were warm and friendly. They eagerly sat with the men and pushed the bodyguard to the side.

Brad and Jonathan each had a woman in their arms.

in silence and gave off

flirtation and lighted a cigarette. His eyes were cold and intimidating as he

seductive poses on the stage with veils over

stage lights

and the stage

stopped, and a spotlight shone

on the stage is named Lina. She is an exquisite beauty.” Mr. King smiled and was eager to get on Edgar’s

danced gracefully on the stage and moved seductively on the

lead dancer, Lina, stood out

movements were a little stiff, one could not help but

cards casually and was instantly attracted by the woman dancing in the center

dressed in a dancing costume and covered in thick makeup, he could still see that the woman was

dancing skills from years of ballet. Thus,

Jean. “You, come here. The rest of

stage stopped dancing and

“That’s unnecessary.”

off her veil and smirked before