The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 249 Lex, who was sitting on the sofa, raised his eyes and glanced at James. “A-Are you really the one who sent them?”

James nodded. “Of course.”

“Lies! How could you have so much money?” Tommy shouted.

“Stop being so shameless, James. Just because your surname is Caden doesn’t mean it’s from vou!” Gladys also scolded him. 1

“That’s right. The other party never stated who it was for. Plus, Thea is already married, so it’s impossible to be for her. This Mr. Caden must be interested in me,” said Megan.

Lex was incredibly uncertain who the gifts were from. The delivery person did not say who it was for and only said it was from a Mr. Caden. “Thea, do you know of any rich man that goes by Mr. Caden?” Lex glanced at Thea and asked. “1-I do.” Thea was stunned for a moment, then nodded lightly. Many people turned to Thea after hearing her reply. “W-Who is this man?” Lex stood up and asked excitedly. James glanced at James and hesitated.

She did not know whether she should say it or not. She was worried that James would be angry if she did.

“Speak now!” Lex shouted.

James glanced at Thea

i rescued ten years ago was from the Cadens, but I don’t lonow his full

I remember!” John’s voice suddenly sounded in the living room.

been shut down was reopened and taken over by a mysterious person. At the same time, countless companies under three of the Great Four had been given up.

shocked to hear

also heard about this. After the Cadens’ demise, the

companies, wouldn’t

“Didn’t he get shot?”

saved had an amazing background. The Blithe king was forced to put on a show because of

a death row

a betrothal gift from the Cadens’ survivor that Thea saved ten years ago? Does he want to marry

the news by tomorrow.” James was speechless after hearing their speculations. These betrothal gifts were from him. How did it end up being the person Thea saved ten years ago? The person Thea saved was him. “It’s really from me.” “Shut up! Although your surname is Caden, you’re not from the influential Cadens! Are

identity?’ ‘No one even believed that