The Man’s Decree

Chapter 257 A Gift Of Wine

Jared was left frozen in his spot for a few seconds before his expression darkened, and his aura changed drastically to resemble that of a demon. Throwing daggers at Benedict, he grimly uttered, “What did you say? I dare you to repeat yourself!”

Benedict was initially slightly freaked out by his gaze but was quick to come around. Fuming, he yelled, “Darn it! You’re a damn bastard. You don’t belong to the Chance family—”

Crash!

“Shut up, Benedict!” Gary smashed a glass on the floor, flushing angrily. His body shook a little as he glowered at Benedict. “Say another sentence, and I’ll…”

Seeing his brother’s sudden outburst of emotions, Benedict immediately shut his mouth and sat back down on the seat.

It turned out that Gary still had his dignity as an older brother. Although Benedict had always looked down on Gary and his family, he would still be intimidated when the latter lost his temper.

At that point, Jared’s murderous aura filled the entire room, leaving everyone afraid to make any noise.

would have long sent him to meet

straight and said that nonsense. Come, sit down now.” Hannah quickly pulled Jared back to his

lit up another cigarette, and started puffing away one

they ordered earlier arrived and filled the whole table. There were also two bottles of limited-edition Sauvignon Blanc

they exchanged glances. No one has ordered white wine; why would

stopped the waiter and asked, “Excuse me.

asked to

when they heard it was a gift from Tommy. Although Benedict’s had a pretty decent position as an office administrator at his workplace, it was nothing impressive to Tommy. Thus, there was no way the latter would gift him such an

great honor. Even someone like Mr. Lewis would gift

toward Simon. Among everyone present, Simon was the only one who could

acquainted with Mr. Lewis. These two bottles of wine aren’t cheap! It is a great honor for you to receive such a gift

I’ve only had a few meals with him before. I never

as I please in Horington from now on. I’m sure no one would dare to