I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 556

"Fine, here's the gun. I'll take a look at the books on the shelf. They seem to be from that era. Who knows, maybe I'll find some precious paintings by ancient writers. I could sell them for a good price and make a fortune."

She fantasized about discovering gold and silver treasures and becoming a wealthy woman, and she couldn't hide her excitement.

"If these valuable things can be sold for billions, we'll split it fifty-fifty after taxes. We'll still have a lot of money."

"I've already made up my mind. When I have money, I'll keep a few young handsome men. Life will be so comfortable. This journey won't be in vain."

As Eudora reached out and flicked the thick layer of dust on the bookshelf to grab a book, she envisioned a future of a beautiful life.

But as soon as she finished speaking, Colbert pulled her into his embrace, his hand around her waist, looking down at her in his arms, and asked in a deep voice, "What's wrong? Am I not enough for you?"

"You..."

Eudora was about to scold Colbert, wondering when she had agreed to be with him.

With a plan in mind, she changed her tone and said, "The point is not about being satisfied, but rather, I'm naturally fickle as a woman. I like good-looking men. Ever since childhood, I dreamed of getting rich and dating different men. We're simply not compatible. As they say, 'People with different paths cannot walk together.'"

Colbert tightly gripped her wrist, squeezing it with such force as if he wanted to crush Eudora's bones.

Ouch!

The pain made the corners of her mouth twitch, but she endured the pain in her wrist and tilted her head, casually saying, "Let me think. In high school, I booked a hotel room with a guy I liked, but he got scared and ran away before anything happened. In college, I fell in love with a man, my first love, and we frequently went to the hotel together.

"Later, I found out he couldn't satisfy me, so I dumped him and found someone else. I dated a tall and muscular athlete until graduation. He went abroad, and we lost touch."