Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 503

Sean did not stop at introducing himself, even giving her a rundown of his family history.

Xara was unimpressed.

Francis smiled, saying, “Bro, she’s Xara Hill, my girlfriend.”

Xara’s face darkened. “Get over yourself, Francis. No one’s your girlfriend here.”

“You might not be my girlfriend now, but one day you will be.” Francis was shameless. He said breezily, “Sooner or later, you’ll be my girlfriend.”

“Yo, isn’t this Thea Callahan?”

Spotting Thea, Sean’s eyes lit up.

For a short while, Thea had been famous in Cansington.

First, she was known as the most beautiful woman in Cansington. Then, everyone mocked her for having a useless husband. After that, she got engaged to Zavier Watson but broke it off. As a result, the Watsons took revenge on her family and caused them to go bankrupt. Now, they were nobodies.

Sean’s gaze lingered on Thea, giving her a slow once-over. He looked satisfied.

“Thea, I’ve heard that your family has gone bankrupt. You have a lot of debt to pay. Why don’t you come enjoy some drinks with me, and I’ll pay you a few million dollars?”

“Haha…”

The other men laughed.

“Sean, Thea is no longer worth millions. She should be grateful even if you pay her a couple hundred to share a meal with you.”

“Even if you sleep with her, she has no right to ask for a large sum.”

“Thea, why don’t you sleep with me? I’ll give you thirty thousand dollars. What do you think?”

The few of them teased her cruelly.

Thea looked somber.

Xara looked at Francis and his friends angrily. “Get lost.”

James, who was eating, put his spoon down and dabbed his mouth with the napkin on the table. He got to his feet without a word.

“Honey, what are you doing?” Thea grabbed him, saying, “They can say whatever they want to. All we have to do is pretend that we didn’t hear. Don’t get into any more trouble.”

Thea was familiar with James’ temper. Anytime he heard something he disagreed with, he became violent.

He had beat up enough people and stirred up enough trouble to last.

The Callahans were in trouble because of him.