A Man Like None Other And The Man Decree

Chapter 232 A Man Like None Other

Leyton approached Jared and said courteously, “Mr. Chance, I rushed over as soon as I could after knowing that you were looking for me.”

Except for Sandy, everyone’s jaw dropped at Leyton’s display.

Why is the Scott family heir talking to Jared like he’s some kind of VIP? Aren’t they love rivals?

Jared’s gaze roved over his stunned audience before he scoffed. He pointed at Leroy and said, “I heard that the Scotts have some dealings with him.”

Leyton glanced at Leroy. His gaze fell on the latter’s swollen cheek, and he seemed to catch Jared’s unspoken hint. He replied, “Mr. Chance, we have outsourced portions of two property development projects to him. However, we will be ending our partnership with him soon, and I will conduct stringent inspections on the quality of his work. Should we come across any unsatisfactory work, we will deduct his project commission and sue him for damages!”

Jared nodded lightly, secretly impressed by Leyton’s quick wit.

his words. “Mr. Scott, w-what is the

will be responsible for any damages incurred due to our partnership termination, understood?” Leyton cut in coldly

courtesy left to spare after waiting hand and foot on

Leroy stammered, unable to make head or tail of what had

the shoulder, declaring, “Your attitude

Sparing his life is the most I can do for him. There will

and the latter immediately knelt before Jared, begging, “Mr. Chance, as long as you can spare the Scott family from utter ruin, we pledge to serve you and your interests for life. As a show of our sincerity, we can transfer

whipped out two

come prepared, proving that he was more than just a rich playboy. He wanted Jared to believe in his

for Leyton to execute his plans earlier. This reunion was thus the perfect opportunity for Leyton to offer

Leyton’s offer. The Scott family earned their wealth and reputation from developing real

were so wealthy that they could still live comfortably after gifting Jared their companies. It was a far more pressing matter