Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

"No." Stanley Batton averted his gaze back to the red wine glass on his hand.

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Walking up to the old man, Bailey Ronson greeted him with a bright smile on her face. "Welcome, Mr. Henry. Please come in with me. I'll introduce the organizer of the charity dinner, Mr. Jeremy Quest, to you." The old man nodded in agreement.

Without wasting any time, Bailey led Mr. Henry to Jeremy Quest's seat.

She patted Jeremy's shoulder lightly and said, "President Quest, let me introduce you to my friend whom I've mentioned earlier, Mr. Henry. Mr. Henry has been doing charity for many years."

Henry... Jeremy had read about him in the newspaper before. He was the owner of the largest wine estate in Country Y. Also, he was a very well-known philanthropist.

Realizing the man's impressive background, Jeremy stood up instantly and politely reached out for a handshake. "Hello, Mr. Henry. I'm Jeremy Quest. It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance." Henry gripped his hand firmly and smiled at him. "Nice to meet you too, Mr. Quest."

"By the way, Mr. Henry is a good friend of Stan's grandfather, Dr. Batton. They meet up for a drink now and then," Bailey said.

glared at Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton, excitement growing in her heart. 'Heh, you two are

that, Stanley's gaze had

Grandpa's friend?

come he did not know

Stan, right? He's Dr. Batton's grandson..." Bailey pointed at Stanley and asked, the smile on her face

sizing him up for a few seconds, he turned to Bailey and hissed, "Are you joking with

froze as soon as he

around their table were dumbstruck by Henry's

of them had ever imagined Henry would

of her. Bailey's intention of inviting the philanthropist to their charity dinner out

aware of what Bailey was trying to do, he decided not to defend himself and

and his face was as steady as a

able to capture the indifference in his expression perfectly. However, she