Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 288

Harvin took out a bank card and placed it on the table.

“A-hundred-and-fifty-million dollars!” Stanley gasped when he heard the amount. That was a lot of money. Although he still refused to believe Severin could fix Jodie’s legs, he was starting to hope he was wrong after knowing the amount of reward Severin was going to receive. He prayed for a miracle that Jodie. could stand up again after what Severin did to her.

Severin smiled faintly. “Haha. You’re too kind but you don’t have to give me that much money. I’m in need of any money now. On the contrary, I will have trouble thinking how to spend them.”

Upon hearing that, Stanley nearly pa*sed out. He said unhappily, “Hey, I think you are not feeling confident with yourself. Do you really think you are very rich now? If you didn’t save Mister Henry, you will still be living in that unkempt house! Yet, here you are bluffing all you want.”

serious and confident Mister Severin was just now. If not, I won’t ask my butler to prepare the treatment fee in

please do accept this money. No amount of money can justify how eager and hopeful for me to see her be able

treat Jodie. The Zelankos were really genuine to give him the money. Then, it sprung to him that Diane might think he only had the money. he showed to her. After paying for the dowry and also

card directly and put it away into his pocket while Harvin and Robin were looking at him with shock. “Alright. I will accept it just because I can

mouth twitched a few times. What he said just now was that he would give the money to Severin when his mother was able to walk. How could Severin take the money before

on not accepting any rewards just moments ago. He even said he had more than enough money to spend so why did he accept the

putting the bank card into

things in the first place and still accepted the card in the end. It would put Harvin in a difficult position to ask

Let’s drink!” Harvin

was not a small amount either. If her mother failed to stand up later, he did