The Ex Husbands Revenge

The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 49

Serena and her two children were at a loss and exchanged confused glances at each other. They had no idea

whatsoever as to what Leon tried to do.

“Oh, shut it, you arrogant snob! Isn’t it just a couple of grands? What makes you think I can’t fork out that kind of money?” Leon stared coldly at Bowden. It was Elder Young who gave him that bank card. Elder Young said that it contained about one and a half million, and Leon did not think that the old man would lie to him.

“Enough with your stubbornness ! Isn’t it obvious that you don’t have much money? Take your tacky saloon. membership card and get the hell out of here!” Bowden’s had a look of disdain as he picked up the bank card and raised his hand to throw it at Leon’s face.

“Hold that thought!” Edward stopped Bowden right away. He took the bank card for a closer inspection and was immediately overcome with surprise.

From his extensive knowledge, he quickly recognized that it was the Supreme Card issued by Rivercity Bank!

Rivercity Bank was the largest private bank in Springfield City. It cooperates with many state-owned banks to jointly set up private banking services for the high- spending community.

transfers and online transactions, which was more or

serving powerful, influential, and super-rich individuals. The minimum threshold of their transactions was usually

whether big or small, usually used

cards were divided into four tiers, of which the highest

very well that Leon would only have owned that Supreme Card because he was related to an influential family,

card was a symbol of status and

a stupid membership card for a saloon. Why are you even entertaining someone poor

dig your grave? You’re free to do so if you want, but

why… Why did

cheeks and was stunned

you deserve it! Who told you that this is a saloon card? This is the Supreme Card issued by Rivercity Bank!” Edward said with

dumbfounded look on his face. That remark was like a thunderbolt from the blue and he

bank itself. He knew that anyone eligible to use their bank cards would almost certainly be someone from the upper class. A small-time doctor like Bowden can never afford

dreams would he expect that Leon— a dirt-poor kid-could