The Understated Dragon Lord

Chapter 155 Come Home with Me

“Psh!” Isabella scoffed, rolling her eyes as she flatly refused. “Nope, I don’t want to lend you money!”

“Don’t want to? Beautiful, does that mean you have a billion in liquid assets? Listen, if

you lend me a billion, I promise to give you back 11 billion by midnight tonight.”

Isabella’s interest was piqued the moment Daniel mentioned this. “When you were

asking Jessica for money, you offered a fifty percent interest on ten million. Now you

come to me, and the interest you’re offering has drastically shrunk? What, you think just because I look nice and friendly, I’m easy to fool? If you want to borrow money,

that’s fine! But the interest has to be higher than what you offered Jessica.”

After some thought, Isabella laid out her terms. “You want to borrow a billion from

me, okay, but after you’re done with your bet with Andrew, you’d have to pay me back

18 billion.”

he turned to look at Jessica. “Darling, you see, this

to lend me a billion. So now you have

terms she sets. The question

I take

calling this woman beautiful

Jessica. Was he now using that same

furious! “Go borrow from whomever

lending you any money!”

was truly angry. How could Daniel be so thoughtless? Andrew was

was walking right into it like

known as the king of gamblers, and

accepted this bet, his chances of winning certainly weren’t one hundred percent; in fact, they were not great at all. To gamble

chance of winning–wasn’t that the act of a fool?

not disheartened at all. After all, he had given her

respect. Now, if he borrowed money from Isabella, Jessica had no right to

her first, and she turned him down.

pay back 18 billion–Daniel was indifferent. Isabella was his fiancée, and her wedding gift would be The Grass of Tamed Dragon, which was what he was really interested in. He didn’t care about the money because, after all,

beloved!

his beloved and turned it into 20 billion, paying back 18 billion would still leave him with 2 billion in spending cash, which didn’t seem