The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 168

Read The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 168 – “I’ve already promised Leon. How could I go back on my word?! I’m the head of the Shears. If I go back on my words, I’d be a laughing stock!” Elder Shear had a serious

and adamant look on his face.

He loved his granddaughter. He would have never disappointed her if this was anything else, but it involved his family’s reputation. He could not joke around with

that.

“But…” Cynthia still wanted to say something, but she was interrupted by Elder Shear.

“There are no buts. If you want it, then pick one of them. If you don’t, then I’ll just give both of them to Leon so we won’t have to separate the twins,” Elder Shear said.

“Of course, I want one! I’ll just take one then. It’s better than nothing!” Cynthia was forced to accept it, picking the Red Star of the Sea and holding it dearly.

Not too long later, Leon arrived at the Shears household. A guard led him to the garden, and Leon met the group.

“Elder Shear, it’s been a while,” Leon smiled and greeted Benedict.

“Leon, you’re here. Let me introduce you. This is my wife. Meanwhile, these two are my grandson, Harvey, and granddaughter, Cynthia,” Benedict had a friendly smile on

his face as he made brief introductions.

“Hello,” Leon politely greeted.

He was a bit surprised at how beautiful Cynthia was. It was the first time he saw anyone who could compete with Iris on that front!

“Of course! My grandfather spent a lot of effort to convince Master Summers to carve it. You’re lucky!” Cynthia said with a scoff. Her tone was very sour.

Even though Leon did not know who Master Summers was, he could easily guess that Master Summers was an amazing smith. Otherwise, there was no way he could make such a perfect masterpiece.

“Cynthia, don’t be rude!” Benedict looked at his granddaughter unhappily.

Cynthia was not happy, but she did not dare to be stubborn with her grandfather.

“Elder Shear, thank you for this. If you need my help with anything in the future, just let me know. I’ll do my best to assist you,” Leon smiled thankfully. He noted down Benedict’s favor in his heart.

“No need to thank me, it’s nothing much.”