Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1760 Blood Is Thicker Than Water

Davin sized Levant up.

“Not bad. So you’ve started helping your wife out with her troubles? However, why are you still wasting your time with your wife’s family matters? Just kick those money-minded people aside. It’ll make your life easier.”

Levant sighed. “Easier said than done. Blood is thicker than water, and Tiffany can’t bring herself to be that merciless.”

Davin laughed. “True. If she can be that merciless, you’ll never be able to get together with her. After all, with the way you treated her back then…”

“That’s enough! That was so long ago. There’s no need for you to mention it again.”

“Why not? It’s a great topic to mention during drinking sessions. Furthermore, we all feel that you’re really horrible! You really can’t do her wrong anymore.”

Levant shot Davin a glare at that. Not wanting to hear him ramble on about his past, he quickened his pace.

For a moment, Davin could not catch up with him. “Wait! Wait for me! Why are you walking so quickly?”

When the two reached the deeper parts of the forest, Levant abruptly halted in his tracks.

It was then Davin finally caught up with him. Panting, he said, “You’ve finally stopped. I’m so tired.”

“Hush.”

his surroundings. His silencing gesture instantly made Davin tense

“What’s the matter?”

sense movement

Movement?

rang in Davin’s head, and he warily looked around

his mouth, a rustling sound came from the top of the trees, and a few oddly-dressed people appeared in front

from the trees. Were they

them carefully watched the newcomers. They had realized that the strangely-dressed people were no ordinary people, for they had been as

Levant

ones who stand in your way,” one of the

“Why?” Levant asked.

who barge into Daemonic Mount

think we’ll drop dead just because you said so?”

sneered, “You can try

a fight. At the same time, Levant was studying them, wondering how well his opponents could fight and whether or not he

them out. If we can win them, then we fight them.

to tell me that? I’m