A Man Like None Other

Chapter 229 Do Not Mess Around

Virgil regretted what he said earlier as he looked at Jared with an apologetic expression. The latter, on the other hand, seemed unperturbed.

At that moment, the door to the private room opened. Sandy entered the room with a fancy dress, a pair of high heels, and an assortment of jewelry.

“Sandy’s here! You’re getting more beautiful by the day, huh?”

“That dress looks expensive, Sandy! The same goes for the necklace and earrings too!”

“She’s indeed the wife of a rich dude. Look at what she’s wearing. We can’t even begin to compare to her!”

Upon Sandy’s arrival, the others stood up and started to flatter her. It made her feel pretty good.

Actually, her dress was a cheap knockoff, and her pieces of jewelry were all fake. After Leyton kicked her out, he took everything back, including the property in Dragon Bay. If that didn’t happen, she wouldn’t have tried to get back with Jared on a rainy night.

She intentionally prepared a few fake jewelries for the class reunion because she knew some of her former classmates were still unaware that Leyton had abandoned her.

when

then that Sandy noticed

told her

Seeing how she looked surprised, Juliette promptly approached her and whispered next to her ear, “It’s a good thing that this guy’s here. I’ll

mess around, Juliette!” Sandy glared

sure what kind of person Jared had become, but she knew that he had connections with powerful people—those that even the Scott family

as she stared at Sandy in disbelief. She wasn’t sure what

everyone and arrived in front of Jared. She pushed Virgil aside and said, “Shoo.

right, all right.” Virgil didn’t want to offend Sandy, so he quickly stood

hand back and stared at Sandy coldly. “I hate your smell. Get as far away from me as

he said.

their knowledge, Sandy was currently part of the rich Scott family. They couldn’t believe he had the gall

you doing, Jared? How dare you speak to Sandy like that! Don’t think I won’t beat you to a pulp!” Seeing how it was the perfect opportunity

subsequent reaction