I'm A Quadrillionaire

Chapter 1789

Neither Dax nor Koen expected Valerio to refuse after even the head and the grandmaster of the family personally came to Treasure Trove to ask for the information surrounding a young man.

‘What’s happening here?”

Although Valerio was telling the truth and client information was indeed absolutely confidential for trading companies, it would also depend on the specific situation.

Now the two heirs of the Lightfoot family had died in West End.

Therefore, when the head and Saint Realm grandmaster came to Valerio, he should do his best to cooperate to rule out any suspicion surrounding the Fellowes family.

Valerio’s direct refusal made the Lightfoot family suspect that the Fellowes family was also involved in this.

Otherwise, why would they not help with such a small matter?

This was not good for the Fellowes family.

Saints were excluded, he was second only to the head of

and Koen suspicious. ‘Is there something fishy

you mean? We just want the information of one person, and you don’t even want to do this small favor for my family?” Dax said with a

I wouldn’t mind giving it to you as it won’t affect us too much, but David is different. You also know that he spent more than a dozen trillion Star Dollars at Treasure Trove just to fight Archimedes. Therefore, it can be said that he is the

was already pissed and had nowhere to vent their anger.

not want to start a fight with

David was the only glimmer of hope for him and his family after so many years.

naturally would not hand David’s information to

even if he became enemies

let it be. If it does, no matter how complicated his identity is, he must pay for what he did. How many years has it been since someone provoked the Lightfoot family

amused upon hearing that.

know David’s specific identity yet.

out, the Lightfoot family, whose two heirs had died, might have to go to them and

can challenge your prestige, but you can challenge the prestige of

front of a Sacred Saint even with your huge family, Saint Realm grandmasters, and inexhaustible wealth.”