The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

Chapter 265

Janice’s face was etched with worry, hoping that Leon would take her advice and snap out of this before it was too late.

Leon did not know how to react to this. He could tell that Janice misunderstood the nature of his job, but he knew that she just tried to help, so he did not try to go against her.

“Alright, I promise I won’t do it again,” he said, smiling.

The only reason he got into the business was that he tried to establish the Energy Convergence Circle, and he knew that this industry was not what it seemed on the outside; if he were to get involved even more and other people discovered that he was able to sense the rocks‘ spiritual energy, the consequences would be dire!

If that happened, he could not even guarantee his safety.

time he ever attempted to gamble on gemstones, and he never once hoped this business

spend it on something that would bring a greater return, like a car or a house. Considering

I can always earn the money again, so please don’t

already promised to give him ten percent of the company’s annual bonus, he could easily get four or

he would be spending on clothing that day did not

a wealthy background at all, and it’s outrageous for you to spend several thousand dollars just like this! Why not you keep the clothes for yourself, while I return mine? I wouldn’t want you to spend

did not know how much Leon earned from his last trade at all. She thought he earned a few hundred thousand dollars, but unbeknownst to her, Leon brought

her friend and, knowing that he did not possess any plans for his future, she wanted to teach him a lesson about being

not act this way if

counter to stop the salesgirl, Leon quickly grabbed her arm and protested, “Listen to me, Janice. I’ve always been grateful to you for taking care of me while we were in college together, and besides, we’re friends. These clothes are just a thank–you gift from me, and I truly hope you’ll accept them!

head, but Leon interrupted her before she could finish her sentence, “Nothing matters