Life After Prison

Chapter 448

“Yes, Diane. He did. It’s really happening! He has accepted a lot of invitations, and we stand a chance of hosting him if he decides to visit several families!” Megan remarked excitedly from one side before Severin could reply.

“That’s…that’s amazing! I didn’t expect him to accept our invitation! Simply having our invitation accepted is a good thing in itself!” Diane jumped up excitedly, for it was the first time she came into contact with a big shot like Valerian. After all, there were more than at hundred cities in the south county alone, and Brookbourn was merely one of the smaller ones. A hero like Valerian commanded the courtesy of not just the entire Brookbourn, but perhaps even the south county’s highest authority.

Severin merely smiled at the development, because in view, everything happened well within his expectations. Warren came to see him in secret, and knowing that he was Warren’s master, Valerian probably used sending Keagan and Linette over as an excuse to come and see him too. Had Severin not been around, Valerian would not have come at all, and his apprentice Warren might not have followed sneakily either.

didn’t accept ours!” Jada stomped her feet angrily after watching Valerian leave

you think maybe Mister Valerian accepted Diane’s invitation because he thinks that she’s pretty? He accepted Robin and Charmaine’s invitation too. Guess he can’t help himself from wanting to dote on beautiful

that I’m

them!” Quintus finally realized that he had misspoken. Jada was good-looking, but she was somewhat inferior compared to the other women and lacked a bit of charm in her temperament. Her beauty notwithstanding, she was lacking somewhat in her bosom and had a foul temper too. Had he not fallen in love with her in the past, and had it not been for

Mister Valerian accepted their invitations because they were pretty. Since you

back earlier. I’m sure he would’ve accepted your invitation if he saw you. You’re a girl, so you shouldn’t blame

I believe a lot of wealthy businessmen and upper-class