A Man Like None Other And The Man Decree

Chapter 555 Good Luck Waiting

Tessa sent her men to deliver front-row seat tickets to Jared first thing the following morning.

Jared opened a bleary eye to glance at the concert ticket before rolling over and falling asleep again upon learning that the concert was not due for another couple of hours.

Meanwhile, Ingrid and two other girls stood anxiously at the entrance of Horington Stadium.

“Are you sure your cousin can get us those tickets?” one of her classmates asked. “I know for a fact that the tickets had been sold out the moment they were sold. Many of those going actually bought them at a much higher price from scalpers!”

“He’s well-connected,” Ingrid answered confidently. “If he says he can get them, then he’ll get them.”

Ingrid’s faith and admiration for Jared had only rose since he had managed to take care of Dog.

“Give him a call, then!” said the other girl impatiently.

“Have him send over the tickets at once. The concert’s about to start and the stadium looks like it might fill out soon!”

“I have done that but his phone has been turned off!” Ingrid cried in despair.

over to the girls. One of them wore a stylish piercing

and flustered at the sight of

tickets?” the

back at him without

secure the tickets for us,” one of the girls

he brandished a thick stack of tickets at the girls. “Good luck getting your hands on these! I

Ingrid could not contain the

get a closer look, Paul?” simpered one

he handed them to

give me a kiss,” Paul suggested with a wicked grin, “you can

“Paul’s family owns a large business, Ingrid. He’s loaded. Why

right,” prompted the other. “Just give him a kiss and we can all head in. These tickets are pretty good as it’s still

friends as she had just transferred over to this school aside from those two with her. Therefore, she was rather disappointed in them for persuading her to sell herself short in exchange for something

you ask this of me? I don’t even

just a kiss, Ingrid. You’re not ingesting poison. It’s not the fifties anymore. Don’t be