Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 370

Eight hundred million dollars with a two hundred million interest charged daily.

How was he going to pay it back?

David was in despair, and his body felt numb. Everything around him was going dark and the thought to just end it all and leave this behind flashed through his mind more than once.

“David, you should go back to ask for money. That guy is Maximus. He’s known for being extremely ruthless. If you don’t get him his money, not only you but all the Callahans will be finished,” the sexy woman said in an encouraging tone.

The woman worked for the underground casino, and her name was Lulu.

She was responsible for entertaining the high rollers that visited the casino.

Hearing this, David shivered.

He stood up and wanted to leave.

However, he could not muster up the strength in his body to take a step forward.

He had no idea how he got home.

At home, he lay down in bed and did not want to move or eat dinner.

He opened the window several times and tried to jump out.

He found that his courage failed him every time he tried to put it into action.

After dinner.

Thea’s room.

Thea was talking to James about the company.

She told him the company’s equipment had been moved and that she would find a new place to build a factory after the medical conference. She still had some money that would be enough for them to rebuild the company.

“Alright.”

James did not say anything.

The Oceanics Commerce’s target was him, but Thea had to bear the consequences of being associated with him.

He internally took this as a personal attack against him.

In the future, the Great Four’s Oceanic Commerce would rue the day they chose to mess with him and his family.

In the other room.

David wanted to come clean about what he did to his family, but he did not have the courage to face them.

Not only did he steal five hundred million from Thea, but he also borrowed another eight hundred dollars from a loan shark and lost it all.

He could not possibly tell them.

The night silently passed.

The next day.