The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 170

David and Alyssa just came back after taking a drive in their brand-new Maserati. The moment they entered the house, they saw everything-Xara hugging James’ arm as she clung to him intimately.

“W-What…?” David exclaimed. He walked toward them and said to James, “How dare you, James? You’ve been leeching off the Callahans for some time now. Now that Thea isn’t home, you’re fooling around with another woman?”

“And you, Xara. H-How could you do such a thing? He’s your cousin-in-law!” Xara was just playing around with James. 

She did not expect David to return so soon. 

With her cheeks reddened, she immediately released James and hung her head. “D-David, it’s not what you think it is.” 

“What is it then?” David raised his voice. “What were you two doing? If we hadn’t come home in time, the two of you would’ve been naked on the sofa by now!” 

James, too, did not expect things to turn out like this. 

However, he did not explain anything. 

Alyssa sat on the sofa. With a surly expression, she scolded, “Xara, how shameless of you! You carried yourself with such poise. I thought you were a girl with a sense of self-worth. But to think you would go after your cousin-in-law to satisfy your lust! Also, you sure have an interesting taste in men. James, of all people?” 

“I-I… "

was at a loss for words.

James pleadingly, “James, explain what

“The truth will speak for

I’m telling Thea about this. There’s no doubt she’ll divorce you,” David spat menacingly.

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had hated James.

meeting had invited trouble for Thea. It would be a loss for the family if Lex took the family shares

an indifferent look.

unlike them.

She

shopping.” Seeing the time, James stood up and walked out

left, Xara tried explaining herself

David and Alyssa

was nothing Xara could

so be it.

James to divorce Thea so she could openly go after him anyway. Thea was at the company the whole

set up shop at the Trade City Center. She was so occupied with work that she had forgotten what she had witnessed last night. She only reached home at eight o’clock. By the