I'm A Quadrillionaire

Chapter 1855

"Anders!" Roald spat through gritted teeth.

Even though he held back from attacking Anders, a fire was still burning in his chest.

He looked as if he wanted to swallow Anders whole.

He was a Saint, and yet Anders was calling him an old f*ck.

This was unheard of.

Only someone with Anders' background could do something so preposterous.

If someone else said this, Roald would have already slapped them.

"Yes, I am here. Roald, I love how much you hate me but can’t get rid of me. What? Do you want to attack me? Come on! I am standing here. I'd like to see what you can do," Anders mocked.

He was not bothered by Roald at all.

"Get out of here. This is Treasure Trove, not your house. I won't allow you to act recklessly here," Roald reprimanded angrily.

"You want me to leave? That's fine too! Bring David over to me and I’ll leave, or else I’ll go find him myself. This place is so small. Will David fly away from here?"

over to you, and I won't allow you to act recklessly.

over David, then I will find him myself. I’d like to see who

up and was about to leave

was huge, but it was nothing to Anders who already had

as he spread his mind power, he would soon find

tolerated you again and again today, so don’t force me." Roald also stood

I do?" Anders asked

and then handing you over to your elders. I'll talk to them about how the Palmore family teaches their younger generation. Your family is so big and yet it raised an heir who doesn't understand etiquette and status like yourself. Anders, it’s not that I look down on you. No matter how talented you are, someone like you won't be able to achieve great things. If

words directly ignite Anders'

first-in-line heir of the Palmore family, Anders heard all kinds

ever heard

was already lacking a place to vent his anger, so how could Anders stand

to where you are today without the support of my family? After all, your family is just a dog we raised. Now that the dog has become

said this, he offended the

thoughts of

the direct descendants of the Palmore family thought so, they

was saying it in front

for it by doing

did not

had always