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The Peremptory Casey Davies novel Chapter 90

Hunter, who was just sneering, was totally dumfounded when hearing that.

"It’s impossible!"

He hurried to look at the machine, which showed that the trade was done on the screen. And the payment was exactly fifteen million!

Hunter looked at Casey with disbelief. He struggled so hard to earn money but still failed to save fifteen million after working hard for so long. He couldn’t believe how Casey, a good-for-nothing gigolo, could manage to raise so much money.

"How did you get the money? It’s definitely not yours!" Hunter huffed.

Casey replied with a smile, "Not mine? Do you think it’s yours?"

The salesgirl was so excited when she confirmed the payment was done. She was not longer disdainful of him but looked at him with great respect.

"S…Sir, now the payment is done. Please take the contract first. The real estate certificate will be finished soon. I will have you noticed by then." The salesgirl said with a smile.

The manager hurried forward. He didn’t expect they sold one of the most luxurious villas today. The payment of the villa would be enough for their monthly sales target.

The manager looked at the salesgirl with great satisfaction and then said to Casey with respect, "Sir, can I have your number? Let me deliver the real estate certificate by then in person."

The manager was aware that those who could afford the luxurious villa in the Hazelfield Estate were all powerful top guys. He also wanted to seize the opportunity to fawn on Casey.

Casey nodded. It would be better the manager could send him the certificate so that he could also save some time.

Hunter wore a sullen face when seeing both the manager and the salesgirl talk to him with great respect, which differed from their previous attitudes.

He even felt more aggrieved when seeing Casey finish the full payment with fifteen million.

"Casey, how did you get the money? If I am not mistaken, it should be Edith’s. I can’t believe you don’t even feel ashamed to spend her money!" Hunter huffed.

Casey just glanced at him coldly, having no intention to argue with him, "Get out of my way. I need to leave."

Hunter was even surer that it was Edith’s money since Casey didn’t refute.

Only then could he be less jealous of Casey.

After all, since he had once served as a manager, he knew how much profit Edith would gain from the cooperation project with TY Group. So he deemed the money was actually extracted by Edith from the project.

"Huh, you are still a wimp, a gigolo even if you afford the most expensive villa here! You are just a nobody if Edith divorces you." Hunter huffed.

Casey still turned a deaf ear to his harsh words but walked out of the room.

The manager and the salesgirl hurried forward and were about to see him off. But Casey stopped them.

After Casey had left, Hunter was getting much madder at the thought that the money Casey used to buy the villa should originally be his.

"Fuck you, Casey Davies! If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t be demoted! I should be the one who buy a villa here if I were still the one in charge of the whole project."

"Casey Davies! You took my money and Edith! She should always belong to me! Just wait for my revenge, asshole!"

As Casey went out of the VIP Room, he walked through the lobby calmly. Those onlookers all turned their heads to look at him.

"Did he really buy that villa?"

"How could it be possible! If he really bought that villa, all those salesgirls and managers should be delirious. See? There is no one following him out to greet him. He must manage to quit with an excuse."

"You are right. Look at his face. He doesn’t even look like a guy who just got a villa. If I were to get a villa on my own, I would be driven crazy by excitement."

"Huh, he must be bragging! But that should be the case!"

Casey arrived home and then put away the contract in bedroom.

The new villa was well decorated with all kinds of furniture of top standard. And he had got the key. So he would be able to move in at any time.

Once he got the ownership certificate, the villa would be officially the new home of him and Edith. They would have a place to live even if Amara drove him out.

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