A Man Like None Other

“Jared?”

At that moment, a fashionably dressed lady in heavy makeup called out to him from the queue. She was wearing a pair of sunglasses that was so big that it covered half her face. “And you are?” Jared furrowed his brows slightly as he scrutinized the lady.

“It’s me, Delilah Landry.” The lady took off her sunglasses. Jared suddenly remembered. “Oh, it’s you. I almost couldn’t recognize you.” Delilah was Jared’s classmate from high school.

In fact, both of them even shared a table. Back then, she had a terrible dress sense and was a far cry from how she looked now. After scanning Jared from head to toe, Delilah sneered, “I heard you went to jail. When did you get out?” Delilah had brought up his prison sentence on purpose.

a love letter. After all, Jared came from a decent background, as his father worked for the government. For the same reason, Jared was popular with the girls. Nonetheless, Jared had ignored her because she wasn’t attractive at all

just coming out of prison? You must be rich,” Delilah remarked with a

than a university graduate

on.” A smug expression was plastered on Delilah’s face. Even though the middle-aged man looked older than her father, she didn’t see anything wrong with it. All that mattered to her was that the man was rich. Glancing

if Jared was mocking her. “Sir, if you want to withdraw more than five hundred thousand, you have to

time?” Jared inquired. “Jared, why do you need a million so urgently? Judging by your looks, you don’t seem to have that much money. Are you trying to make a fool of yourself here?” Delilah ridiculed Jared. Ignoring her, Jared took out his card and handed it over to the staff. “I have ten million inside and just want to withdraw one million three hundred