Scarlett curled her lips slightly, took the chips out of the basket, and placed them in front of her.
Chris also took out his chips. Seeing this, Dewey smiled, "Your relationship is as good as ever."
Scarlett looked at the hole cards and smiled lightly, "Mr. Shepard, thanks for your concern."
Chris didn't join their conversation. He tapped on the table and told the dealer his decision.
Dewey started talking about the things in the business circle, and Scarlett chatted casually with him.
When Dewey tried to induce Chris into joining them, Chris always said, "Let's talk about it another day."
When Dewey asked a question, if Scarlett answered, Chris would keep silent, and if Chris answered, Scarlett would keep silent.
They were too stubborn, so Dewey felt bored and gradually stopped talking.
After playing a few hands, Dewey felt it was dull, so after he answered a call, he said, "Would you please excuse me? Let’s play together next time. Mr. Shaw and Ms. Reed, please remember to send me an invitation when you hold your wedding."
Scarlett held the cards and lowered her head with a half-smile.
Chris raised his eyebrows and said the longest sentence he had ever said to Dewey today, "Mr. Shepard, you can rest assured.
We will definitely send the invitation to you. Goodbye."
Dewey nodded, glanced at Scarlett, turned around, and walked out of the room.
As soon as he got out, the smile on his face disappeared.
He turned to glance at his assistant and said, "Go and check what Raymond has been doing over the past six months."
Raymond had been missing for half a year, but now he had suddenly appeared here, so Dewey felt things were not simple.
Scarlett was in charge of Tenton now.
Since Raymond was all right, why hadn't he shown up in public?
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