Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 76

The hotel’s general manager turned pale.

“Full acquisition, the price stays the same. If you say no, I’ll find someone else. It doesn’t really affect me, but can your son afford to wait?”

The general manager’s son had lost ten billion on a cruise ship. If he failed to come up

ne up with the money to ransom him by the end of the month, his son would be fed to the fish in the open sea, his body never to be found again.

Even for wealthy individuals, gathering ten billion in cash was impossible in such a short time. Hence, he had no choice but to sell the Crystal Hotel.

The general manager was immediately drenched in cold sweat, realizing the man before him had come well–prepared.

Leslie, however, remained calm and continued to play three. One, two…”

“Alright, deal,” the general manager relented.

the pen in his hand. “I’ll

to be signed by both

voice from outside the door

by his English name. Locally, there were many people with the last name Synder. Some didn’t even know his full name. But

celebrate the successful completion of the acquisition, Leslie suddenly stood up and rushed outside. With a loud bang as the door opened, Aurelia and

out of the meeting room, his gaze cold as he looked at her and the man.

from the ground and ran to Leslie. She clung to his

voice

spoke, “He’s a guest of my client. He pressured me to drink red wine,

the foreign man grew even colder. Unaccustomed to such a piercing stare, he pointed at Leslie and arrogantly questioned in Normish, “Who are you? How dare you interfere

raised an eyebrow indifferently. “So what?”

man was muscular, Leslie was taller and exuded an

be careful!” Aurelia couldn’t explain where she found the courage. She squeezed out from behind Leslie and stepped in front of him. This was her problem, and if it ended up getting Leslie injured, she would feel

eyes, preparing for the impending blow. Instead, she felt her waist tighten as she was lifted, followed by the sound of a heavy object hitting the

“You’re fine now.”

find the foreign man lying on the ground, grimacing in pain. Meanwhile,