Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

"See that bearded gentleman playing the cards? His family is in the sand and cement business. If you want to score a good deal in the future, you must make him remember you," Barry smiled. "These people don't have any hobbies in particular. They just like playing cards and gambling. However, all of their activities are confined to this cruise ship. Once they get off this ride, they will go back to their own, separate lives."

"But I don't understand. Why would they only gamble on this cruise ship? There are plenty of good casinos in H City if they like to play so much," George asked in confusion.

"It seems that you don't grasp the bigger picture." Barry took a long and careful look at George. "Everyone here is well-known in H City, correct? Of course they don't want to be accidentally photographed or caught red-handed by reporters. Most often, these people live a double life so gambling on this cruise ship is the best choice; it provides excellent privacy and exclusivity."

"Ah, I see." George's features relaxed as understanding dawned on him. "The

l, it was a very huge expense, but unexpectedly, Jean did not need further persuasion and paid the deposit on the spot.

"Okay." Jean nodded. "I'm telling you, I want the best. Money is not a problem for me."

"Don't worry. We won't disappoint." The manager grinned from ear to ear. "Miss Gu, if money is not an issue, then we certainly have no problem here. I hope next time, you will bring your fiance along. We still need to consult with you two as well for the details, in order to provide a truly satisfying service."

"Okay, I see." Terence arrived at this moment. She could not wait to share what happened at the wedding planners with him. "Terence, I already picked the most suitable wedding package for us. I've also paid the deposit. I hope we can go look at it together sometime soon."

"Okay. That's good," Terence replied with a smile.

"Where are we going now?" Jean was in a good mood after she had chosen the wedding package.

"Let's go and have dinner," Terence said indifferently. His calmness was in sharp contrast to Jean's excitement.