The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 332

Chapter 332

Horace enthusiastically motioned for Leon to sit on the sofa.

After a few pleasantries.

“Leon, I have a few questions I want to ask you.”

“Where are you from? What do your parents work as?” Leanne asked straightforwardly.

“I’m an orphan. I grew up in an orphanage in Springfield City…” Leon said in a somewhat sad manner.

“An orphan?” Horace and Leanne were both stunned. The smile on their faces froze.

“Then, what’s your job?” Leanna continued to ask.

Even though Leon was an orphan without much of a family background, if Leon had a good job with a high salary and position, she could still accept it considering his potential growth in the future.

“I’m currently a secretary at a cosmetics company,” Leon answered honestly.

Leanne knew that secretaries usually only ran errands, and did not have that high of a salary. They did not have much of a future either, so her mood chilled a great deal, “Then do you have a home or a car?”

“No, I don’t own any of that yet at the moment.”

Leon shook his head, finally realizing something was wrong. Why did it feel like Leanne was looking into his accounts? Was that not strange?

Not bought them yet? He probably just can not afford it!

Both Horace and Leanne’s moods sank.

Initially, the two of them had a good first impression of Leon. He was humble and polite, tall and handsome. He seemed to match Janice in various ways.

Yet, they found out that Leon was an orphan who did not have anything. He did not even have a car or a house. He was much worse off than they thought.

“Janice, come with me. I have something to say to you,” Leanne shot Janice a look before she got up and walked into the bedroom with Janice, closing the door behind her.

“Mom, what is it?” Janice had a head full of sweat, not understanding what her mother wanted her there for.

“Didn’t you just ask me to try going out with him?”

Janice never even considered being with Leon, but she found it a little strange that her mother changed her opinion.

“That was then, this is now!”