In the Lap of Luxury novel (Grace and Benjamin) novel Chapter 608

This place was simultaneously the quietest and most crowded club in Pamore. The rich and the powerful came and went constantly.

It was quiet because it wasn't decorated lavishly, and it was crowded because it was always fully booked. It was hard to get a room here.

In one of the rooms that were further inside, the atmosphere grew quieter and quieter as the meal progressed.

Howard Donegan pulled at his collar and raised his glass. He looked at the rich heirs around the table. "Timothy, I just remembered that I've got something to do. I'll make a toast to you. Happy birthday."

He downed the drink and got ready to leave.

Timothy and Frederick exchanged glances. Timothy hurriedly stopped him.

"Mr. Donegan, you've only been here for ten minutes. What's the rush? My parents haven't even arrived yet, and they're dying to see you. Please humor them."

Howard did not say anything, but there was a fiery look in his eyes.

The Donegans had an international chamber of commerce and carried out trade in business. It was inevitable that they would get embroiled in conflicts sometimes.

Occasionally, they would ask Howard to help in his capacity as chief director.

However, he never entertained personal requests and kept things strictly official.

As time passed, the Donegan family began to dislike him, even though he was the oldest son of the family.

Howard liked the peace and quiet, and he focused on advancing in his career instead.

That was why he did not believe what Timothy had said.

He put his hands behind his back. "What on earth are you all up to? What do you want from me? Spit it out."

Timothy had already cursed Benjamin a hundred times over in his heart.

He squeezed out a smile. "We just haven't seen you for a long time, and we miss you. Recently, I've been in a bit of a dilemma, and I'd like you to educate me."

"Nonsense! If you want education, come straight to the police station and ask for me!"

Howard took a step forward, but he bumped straight into a man who was dressed discreetly and carrying gifts.

The man said respectfully, "Chief Donegan."

He had addressed him by his position.