The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 14

The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 14

Aside from Elder Young, Gilbert and Daisy also sat beside him in the hall.
Gilbert continued to glare coldly at Leon, as the incident in the villa already gave him a very bad first impression.

By contrast, Elder Young had a friendly attitude. He even ordered his servants to pour some tea and water for Leon without showing any hint of contempt or disdain.

“Let me introduce you to Leon, Grandpa. He’s the one who saved me last night…”

Iris then recounted the entire story.

“Thank you very much for saving my granddaughter’s life, Leon. We’ll always remember your kindness! A person’s grace, no matter how small, shall always be returned in kind! Tell me, is there anything you’d like? Our family will do our best to fulfill your wishes.”

Elder Young smiled cordially.

“Thank you, but I don’t want anything…”

Leon shook his head.

He rescued Iris the previous night out of a genuine sense of justice. He never thought about getting in return, and besides, he theoretically rewarded himself as soon as he saved her.

Moreover, Iris already helped restore some of his dignity by teaching Brody a lesson on his behalf in the Civil Records Office.

They were already even.

“Are you sure? Think clearly. Once you miss this train, you won’t be able to get on it again…”

Elder Young put down the teacup in his hand and a stern glimmer unconsciously flashed in his eyes.

He did not know if Leon was genuinely not expecting anything in return, or if he tried to milk the situation to his advantage, for example, by taking the opportunity to associate himself with their family.

“I’m sure. I don’t want anything…”

Leon still shook his head. He was about to say something when he laid eyes on Elder Young’s face.

He was unsure whether it was some kind of illusion, but he could vaguely see a few wisps of grayish-white aura and greenish-purple tinges on Elder Young’s forehead and lip corners, respectively.

Seconds later, an unfamiliar memory flooded into his mind—a grayish aura on the forehead was the sign of life at risk of death, while greenish-purple tinges on the corner of one’s lips signified a serious illness!

Leon was stunned by the memory and jolted awake right away! It seemed to be some sort of inherited memories left by his ancestor the previous night.

He almost forgot about them because he had no time to delve deeper into those memories since the previous night’s incident.

However, those memories have been deeply etched into his mind, and it came to the fore like a warning that was automatically issued when the time was right.