The Returning Ex

Noticing the frosty expression on John’s face, Elder Mr. Bailey guffawed. “John, I guess you’ve missed the mark.”

Seeing that Elder Mr. Bailey wasn’t intending to hide matters, John pursed his lips and asked directly, “Where is she? Where have you taken her?”

Hearing that, Elder Mr. Bailey could hardly contain his happiness, as it was written all over his face. “Did you expect me to strike during the evening? Clearly, you’ve underestimated me. Didn’t you hear from your grandpa about me? I’m not someone who will lose out. To be honest with you, even without the shadow bank, I still have my own ways in coming up with another one. Frankly, it doesn’t affect me much, but what disappoints me most is your attitude. After all these years, I’ve never met anyone who dares to scheme against me. You’re the first, and will most likely be the last.”

I wonder where in the world did this old man gain such self-confidence.

Darting a side glance at Logan, Elder Mr. Bailey went on, “Did you even think that just by bringing him along, everything would be fine? Let me get this straight—once I’ve set my mind to something, there’s no stopping me.”

Unwilling to continue with this subject, John asked, “What do you want?”

Lifting the corner of his mouth, Elder Mr. Bailey said, “I know you’re a smart man, John. Which is why I’ve tried many times to make peace with you. If you can be together with Belle, I swear I’ll be the person behind to support you. You can even be the head of the Constance Family.”

Annoyed, John no longer wished to listen to his rambling and repeated, “What exactly do you want?”

a moment, Elder Mr. Bailey seemed frustrated and sighed. “You’re the smartest person I’ve seen so far, but you’re too smart for

I want is simple—whatever evidence that’s in your hands, whether it’s about the shadow bank or the Baileys, surrender them all back to me. Of course, you have to swear to leave

“Back when Sophia was out one day, there were two cars tailing after her, and they were about

that question directly, he turned to face John, a disappointed look on

his face, John could vaguely

smirk, John sneered, “You raised a hand against my wife, and you expect me to

gnashed his teeth and snapped, “It’s her own fault for getting

figured there was no

clearly hear the conversation between John and

up the call and searched for a contact

the line got through, a man sounded from the other side and asked who she

friend,” said Sophia in a low