The Understated Dragon Lord novel Chapter 369

"What are you talking about?"

"A million or ten million, I won't say it's too little; ten billion or a hundred billion, I won't say it's too much. I'm not picky; whatever you choose to give me, I'll accept and happily call you 'mom'!"

"You don’t scoff at millions or billions? Look at yourself, what are you even worth? You, a country bumpkin, better stay away from my daughter Jessica. Otherwise, you'll regret it!"

"Why would I regret it?"

"You'll find out when we get to our destination."

"Mom, you’re not planning on plotting against your son-in-law, are you?"

"Plotting against you? You're getting ahead of yourself."

"As long as you’re not out to harm me, then I'm not worried. But mom, where are you taking me?"

"Don’t call me mom!"

"But theoretically, you are my mom!"

Avery was so infuriated she wanted to kick him out of the car. This country bumpkin was truly shameless! No matter how many times she warned him not to call her "mom," he acted as if he didn’t hear her.

After regaining her composure, Avery said with a frosty tone, “I'm going to introduce you to someone. After meeting him, you’ll realize how insignificant you are."

"Who is that going to make me feel so embarrassed?"

Avery simply wanted to use Smart to get rid of Daniel and then align her daughter with a family of equal stature to The Matthews.

The Rolls-Royce pulled up, and the door swung open. A magnificent, lavishly decorated standalone building materialized before Daniel’s eyes.

Emperor Entertainment!

These few words were dazzling enough to blind Daniel. The sight of several scantily clad, long-legged greeters at the entrance was incredibly enticing. Their faces and figures were exceptionally superior.

Since its opening, Emperor Entertainment had already become New York's number one club, an endeavor spearheaded by The Evans of New York—a family who ranked second only to the proverbial The Eight Families.

And when The Evans ventured into New York to open a nightclub, everyone, whether from the political or business arena, gave their full support.