The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 309

Chapter 309

Naturally, she knew her cousin well enough to know that if Iris was willing to let a man stay with her for such a long period, it was likely that Iris had feelings for Leon as well. Since the two were interested in one another, Louisa did not mind pulling the strings to matchmake them and get the chance of learning the ways of martial arts in return.

“I’m not…” Leon was about to deny her assumption that he was a Supreme Master but soon realized that Louisa would not help him with pursuing Iris if she learned the truth.

“Ahem. That’s right. I’m a martial artist in the realm of a Supreme Master!” He said proudly, drawn to Louisa’s proposal. With her help, he would be able to pursue Iris and dating Iris was his deepest desire at the

moment.

However, since he was not an actual martial artist, it would be difficult for him to teach Louisa the ways of martial arts.

“So, is that a yes?” She urged, concerned that Leon might decide otherwise.

“Louisa, according to what I understand, plenty of families here in Springfield City consist of lineages of martial artists. As one of the Four Major Families, the Young Family should have their ways of martial arts as well. As a member of that family, why do you have to learn it through me?” Leon was confused. He ran into plenty of martial artists lately and knew that most families kept martial artists in their household, and the Young Family should be no exception.

Even the bodyguards that protected Iris in the dark were all skilled martial artists, and it baffled him as to how Iris and Louisa could be completely untrained.

“The lineage of the Young Family is called the Flaming Sun Methods and it can only be learned by men. Besides, my last name is Greene, not Young. The Young would never allow their inheritance to leak to anyone that’s not a member of their family!” She pouted.

Naturally, given the Greene Family and Young Family’s influence, she could easily learn the martial arts of lower ranks. However, those methods often required high concentration and hard work; the results were rarely rewarding as well, as most of the people who learned lower–ranking martial arts failed to reach the

For someone as proud as Louisa, she refused to settle for less.

“I see!” Leon said.

He understood the need for a family to keep its inheritance within themselves, just like how he would not teach anyone his way of sage art except for his wife and children. Even if he did wish to teach others, there would always be a limit to how much he disclosed. After all, one had to care for oneself first and foremost.