Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

After Darrow said that, the others finally let George go and began to drink with him. All the people present were rich and powerful, and George did not dare to offend them, so he did not refuse.

George drank a lot that night, but he kept a close eye on Darrow, waiting for an opportunity to talk to him about business.

Although Darrow also drank a lot of wine, he held his liquor very well. He was still sober while most of their companions were clearly red-faced and drunken.

He patted George's shoulder and muttered, "George, you know what? Our only hobby is gambling. Tomorrow we will go to a new place. What do you think? Could I count on you to keep us company?"

"Me?" George was stunned by the sudden invitation. He hesitated, but he thought that he had to cozy up to him, so he finally agreed, "Okay, Darrow. I'm glad you asked me to go with you. Don't w

an held Terence's hand tightly, her eyes full of terror. "Terence, I didn't tell you before because I really didn't expect to meet him again. I really don't want to recall my miserable past. I..."

"All right, all right. I won't ask about it anymore." Terence patted Jean's shoulder and consoled her. "I'm sorry. I didn't expect things to be like that. If I had known it earlier, I wouldn't have forced you to tell me."

With a bitter smile, Jean said, "That's not your fault. I was blind not to see that he is a scumbag."

Terence hesitated for a while and asked, "Were the strange bruises on your body caused by him too?"

"Yes," Jean nodded with a bitter smile. "He came back and wanted to get back together with me. I refused, so he punched and kicked me."

"Silly girl! Why didn't you tell me and Uncle Barton?" Terence pretended to be worried about her.