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Gerald Crawford:The Secretly Rich Man Novel (Invisible or Poorest) Chapter 1505
With that, Gerald then followed Xaverie as she led him someplace…

He found himself slightly surprised when he realized that she had simply wanted him to help her carry a parrot.

Though the parrot distinctly knew how to mimic human speech, it hadn’t said a word upon arriving there for some odd reason.

Recalling that Yagrorok was afraid of Gerald too back then, Xaverie deduced that the bird must have simply been too terrified to speak within Gerald’s presence! It was exactly because of that that she was asking his help to carry it.

Not wanting to be further pestered by Xaverie, Gerald simply shook his head at the comment before agreeing to help with a nod.

“Still, to think that you were actually able to get acquainted with the Quantocks! Regardless, you really have to thank me this time, Gerald! For context, carrying this parrot isn’t the only reason I called you over…” said Xaverie in a slow tone after both of them descended into the underground area.

“Oh? What do you mean by that?” asked Gerald with a curious smile.

Quantocks and the Waddys have held grudges against each other for quite a while now… What I’m trying to say is that the

tell me? Hahaha! I guess I really do owe you my thanks for warning me!” said Gerald with

being so concerned for this loser, Xaverie? Could you have fallen for him?” teased one of her friends as the rest of the girls in the group snickered

way in hell that I’d fall for him!” replied Xaverie

a pretty good impression on Gerald. After all, he

and her group of friends were permitted entry into the entire Heartstone Manor since they benefited from being acquainted with the Waddys. With that said, once they were in the underground seating area, they quickly found the perfect place to take their seats. Even Gerald was able to sit relatively close to the main stage since

realizing that Xaverie had

addition, he now had access to better seats, meaning that he was going to be able to get a

seated, Gerald

told, there were over thirty families

with utmost respect, undercurrents naturally existed among them. After all, all the present families definitely understood how important this festival was, which meant

from what Gerald could observe, he deduced that the only families who