The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 191

The House of Royals was an extremely found place in Cansington. However, not even the super-rich were permitted to visit the House of Royals. 

Many bigwigs were curious about what the House of Royals looked like after receiving an invitation from Lex. 

Lex had used a significant amount of money to host this event. 

Initially, he had a budget of 30 million, then added an additional 50 million. In total, the whole event cost them 80 million dollars. 

Outside the House of Royals, there was an open space. 

In this area, a stage was set up with an artist singing to her heart’s content. It would look like a Christmas event if someone passed by without knowing what was happening. The living room in the House of Royals was thousands of square meters. 

Lex wore a red suit and held his dragon cane proudly and confidently. 

All the other Callahans were energetic and very high-spirited. 

Thea showed up in a gorgeous dress and became the center of attention. 

of Chateau Lafite Wine.

slender receptionist stood at the villa’s gate

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it aloud with the microphone in her hand. Her voice resonated in the villa, and many people in the villa cast their gazes over to the door

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“Mr. Yates…” 

over to greet him. He smiled broadly and said, “Mr. Yates, your presence today

Alex smiled and glanced around the room. He did not see James

not overthink it.

would feel uncomfortable with James around

of Abundant Pharmaceuticals, arrived and presented an original painting of Leonardo da Vinci.

Grayson, the chairman of the Gourmand,

longevity Phannaceuticals sent ten boxes of panda dung tea.”

the most prominent figures in Cansington and were very influential. “The genius doctor, Jay Fallon, has

man walked inside

everyone who he could to the party. He did not expect to have such great influence for so many prominent figures to

to all the famous figures in Cansington, there were also many big shots that had assets of tens to

gazes as they watched countless bigwigs walk through the