Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 435

Chapter 435 

Severin looked over and smiled faintly. “It just proves that this woman does not deserve my love. Believe it or not. You just need to be rich to have her allow you to put your hand on her leg.” 

Hannah frowned. “Why did Lucy become like this? She’s so materialistic. Sigh. I don’t recall us being so realistic when we were studying.” 

Severin smiled. “It’s not a big problem. I mean I can forgive her for betraying me. But I can’t bear or tolerate when she ganged up with Easton to bully my parents!” 

Hannah nodded. “Sigh. I never expect you two to end up like this. Come, Let’s cheer!” 

Severin smiled faintly. “We are classmates. Feel free to come to look for me if you need any help in the future. If it’s within my power, I’ll definitely lend a helping hand!” 

He continued to drink for a while before feeling bored staying there. Although he did not have any feelings for Lucy anymore, it was disgusting for him to see her flirting together with Cain. By using the excuse to go to the bathroom, Severin left the room. He went to the reception and asked to see the manager of the bar. 

“Who is looking for me?” The manager came over with a few other people. 

When he saw Severin, he quickly went over and said respectfully, “Mister Severin, you’re here! 

This bar was actually owned by Draco Hall. Larry and Blade had informed them earlier that they could not charge Severin if he ever came to the bar because Severin was their boss. 

Severin smiled and said, “I was drinking with my friends just now. The room number is 606. Tell the cashier that the bill is on me. I’ll get going now.” 

“Alright. Please take care. You should have informed me earlier. I would send more wines in for you!” The Manager said with the intention to please Severin. 

Severin was stunned and laughed. “Haha. That’s a good idea. Matthew and Walter are my buddies. I didn’t have the chance to treat them in the past. Give them twenty bottles of wine that cost roughly around 860 dollars per bottle. Let them keep those wines here if they can’t finish. They are still drinking. I’m going to leave now!”