When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 636

Garry Jordan, the head honcho of the Jordan family, was holding court in his lavish living room when Gregory strolled in. Despite being on foreign turf, Gregory’s demeanor was as relaxed as if he were lounging in his own living room. He casually took a seat across from Garry, yet his eyes remained sharp, not touching anything on the table.

“Samuel wants to win me over, but I refused. So, he took my love away. Mr. Garry, you tell me, shouldn’t I seek revenge?”

Garry’s wife, the woman he had pursued through thick and thin, had been taken from him forever due to a fiery clash with Samuel.

He had never remarried, occasionally stirring trouble for Samuel. But taking Samuel out was no small feat.

So, when a tip came his way, he didn’t care if it was true or not; he had to meet this person.

Now, knowing the young man before him sought his wife, Garry felt it was worth the gamble.

“What do you need from me?”

Gregory smirked. “Mr. Garry, you’re a smart man. It’s refreshing to converse with someone as straightforward as you.”

“Our goals align; no need for any more chitchat.” Garry was direct. “Trust is given, and any consequences are yours to bear. If you didn’t trust, you wouldn’t be here.”

Gregory raised his glass to Garry but didn’t drink, apologizing, “Sorry, I need to save my love. Can’t afford to get drunk.”

nodded, taking Gregory’s cue to make

team to dive across first, and another to distract with my boat for a diversion. Anything unclear, ask my buddy.” After laying out

Samuel back, “I’ll comply, but you

managing to say, “I’ll send someone to bring you in! I’m heading to the shore to pick up your wife, she’ll be well taken care of.” Gregory instructed Lucius, then turned to Dailey, “You handle it. His men are too confused to remember your face. I’ve got my crew

nodded in agreement, then boarded the vessel

…

I was dozing

the of falling jerked me jerked me

bay early tumbling

Rubbing I

door.

even stiff neck, I

still

no signs of the

for quite a while; I

a sigh

the person didn’t

It’ll spare

my anger, I replied, “Give me a moment