Slumdog Billionaire Husband by Rayden Berg

Chapter 3 Astronomical Figures for Him

“Hiss!”

Gerald gasped, and his entire body went limp on the sofa!

Before this moment, he was a man who worked his ass off carrying a truck full of cement for 64 dollars.

Now, suddenly, he had 200 million dollars. It was simply unbelievable.

“Respected Diamond Card client, in fact, you do not need to care about the balance on your card. Diamond Card holders are entitled to a lot of things. With your card, you can call up sufficient funds at our bank…” Keira reminded

him.

Gerald paid no attention to her words. The number was astronomical for him!

Countless ideas began to bubble up in his mind!

He thought, the card is real. So, the woman didn’t lie to me. I used to be a member of a secret army, and I am very

powerful! I have untold riches!

Irene and Mary kicked me out because of money. They even took the house that I worked so hard to buy for themselves. Irene hooked up with a rich man. I wonder what they will look like when they find out I’m a super–rich

man.

Gerald did not wait for the director. He withdrew 3,200 dollars and left with Keira’s business card.

He couldn’t wait to say goodbye to his current life.

Before he left, Keira told him that in Los Angeles, he could call her if there was anything. The bank could help solve

everything.

After leaving the bank, he hailed a taxi and went straight to the construction site!

Of course, he wasn’t going to carry the cement anymore. He was going to grab the bag he left at the security booth. It

was things from three years ago, and he had to take them away.

As soon as he arrived at the door of the construction site, Gerald heard someone cursing.

“Where is Gerald? He should have unloaded this car of cement in the morning. Where the fuck is he? Does he want his job or not? Can he take responsibility for delaying the construction period?”

door, a chubby man with a hard hat, a suit, and a briefcase was

Sainsbury,

often in arrears of wages.

man walked up to Simeon and said with a smile, “Gerald probably has something to do. When he comes back,

in his heart. The young man was the only friend he had made over the past three

Nott.

and their ages were similar. They gradually became

take two days‘ pay off

of his

of more than 1,600 dollars. Can you pay me now? You know, my

you urging for? The construction period has not been settled yet. The higher–ups haven’t paid me. How could I

kid’s life depends on it,” Trevon

took out 80 dollars from his briefcase and

80 dollars.”

was reluctant.

at Trevon and scolded him. “You don’t want the job,

that his kid’s life depends on it!” Gerald let out a breath and said. “You

narrowed his eyes and glared at Gerald. “What does it have to do with you? You want to quit as well, don’t you? I asked you to unload the cement in the morning. Where the hell did you go? You went to slack off, didn’t you? I’ll deduct your salary for two days. Piss off if you’re

out. He glanced at the bulletin board on the construction site, which had

written on it!

site had something to do with

said calmly, “I have had a problem with you for days till now.

He obviously did not expect Gerald

your things and get lost. I will give

in his heart. He knew what Simeon meant. Trevon and he would never have

at Gerald, indicating

calm and said, “I mean

say no?” Simeon looked at Gerald with

Gerald breathed out and said, “It will only stain my

on Simeon’s face was even more obvious. He curled his lips and glanced at Gerald. “Then just get lost. I

time for this.”

Gerald breathed out once more. He took out his phone and found Keira’s card.

Simeon sneered, “Tsk, tsk. People who don’t know might think you are some big guy! Who are you calling? You are just a loser with brute force! You will be a lowly worker for the rest of your life! Hey, at least you have a beautiful wife. What a shame. You work your ass for me here like a dog, trying to earn money to support your family.

looked at Gerald

changed as he said,

just said you wanted to quit. Now get out of

about to leave, he became a