The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 76

“Congratulations, Mister Sullivan! You spent all that money only on a dry green! I can never be as rich as you!” Leon remarked sarcastically and looked at Brody as if the latter was a fool.

“Why you…”

Brody was fuming, for he finally understood that he fell for Leon’s trick. He stared at Leon with a fiery gaze and said, “It’s all your fault, Wolf. How dare you raise your bid and dupe me…”

“What of it? What’s stopping me from duping you when you did the same to me?”

Leon sneered after giving Brody a taste of his own medicine.

What he did not expect, however, was that Brody’s luck would be so terrible as to get only some worthless dry greens. In that respect, Brody had only himself to blame for being so unlucky!

“I’m going to kill you for making me spend so much money!” Brody exploded with rage and rushed toward Leon like a madman.

“Control yourself! This is not the place for you to run amok!” Kai warned sternly.

As soon as he spoke, the scar–faced man from earlier and several other guards reacted within the blink of an eye. They rushed forward and surrounded Brody in a

half–circle.

Brody if he so much as dared to take half a step forward!

that scar–faced man, Brody could not help himself from trembling and

can he

forcing him to pay almost

person’s unreasonable behavior when he was the one who

kinds of games if you can’t

to dupe someone but

sneered while glancing contemptuously

dignity you have left now that things have come to this point? I’d lower my head and get the hell out of here if I were you! Don’t you feel embarrassed at all?” Leon sneered and repeated what Brody said to him

“How dare you……”

of blood surged up in

some balls, Leon! This isn’t over. I’ll get back at you someday! Just wait!” Brody gritted his teeth and

as he watched Brody and

on his behalf at the Civil Records Office, it was not a show

at Prospera Jade–he relied on his ability to exact his revenge, and it was no surprise that he

card and

one piece of fine raw jade stone left, along with tens of thousands of ordinary, poor–colored raw jade stones piled