All Chapters of The Wolf’s Bride: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Andrius frowned. “Frank, listen to me. Do not buy the shares from the Cloverfields.” He had just met Marcus, the mayor. The Cloverfields had sustained a major loss and had filed for bankruptcy. How could they get publicly listed while facing a devastating financial crisis? They were trying to cheat people’s money and flee the city! Fatty Frank was discouraged. “Boss, why?” Andrius explained, “The Cloverfields are going bankrupt soon, so this is just a trap. They intentionally leaked the news and let people think this is a great opportunity. When they get the money, they will flee the city.” “That’s impossible!” Fatty Frank confidently explained, “The Cloverfields are doing great! They even went on national television a few years ago, and their businesses are doing well! How can they be facing bankruptcy?” Andrius could not be bothered to explain further. He simply said, “Believe it or not, it’s up to you.” Fatty Frank hesitated. He admired Andrius who was the best fight

“Get out of my face!” Rainbow lost her patience, but her shout did not startle or frighten the gangster. Instead, it piqued his interest even more. “Feisty! I like a feisty girl.” He sized Rainbow up with an invasive gaze. If he could get her in his bed, they would have wild sex tonight. “Babe, I have never heard of a woman not spreading her legs for money. It’s not enough, is it?”Before Rainbow could say anything, the gangster pulled out another stack of bills from his car. “Twenty grand, enough? It’s considered quite high around here. With this price, I can get myself a lesser-known fashion model.” Rainbow glanced at her watch. The person who should be picking her up was not in sight yet, and she was being annoyed by the gangster, so she was forced to move away from the spot. As she dragged her luggage away with her, the gangster stopped her once more. “Come on, babe. Don’t go. Twenty grand ain’t enough? Damn, girl, you’ve got a big appetite. Okay, how about fifty gra

Garren wanted to reason with Andrius, but when he saw Dragon and his men, he lost his courage. He quickly fled back to his car before Dragon could notice him. He stayed in the car and observed what would happen next. “Punk.” Dragon stared at Andrius viciously. He grinned to show his terrible and yellowish teeth and bellowed, “We meet again so soon.” Andrius grunted. “A good dog won’t obstruct the way.” “You piece of sh*t! You're making things worse for you and you’re asking for it!” Dragon was infuriated. He roared, “Get him and rip him to pieces!” As soon as his voice subsided, his men jumped on him. The intimidating scene shocked Rainbow. Andrius pulled her behind him and said to her, “Stay here. Don’t move. They won’t be able to hurt you.” He was ready for a fight, but then a unified march approached them. Andrius looked in that direction and saw a battalion of soldiers, armed with loaded guns. Dragon’s men were stunned and petrified on the spot. Some of them tried t

A pair of fair and long legs stepped out of the car. The woman then walked over to Andrius with a soft smile. It was Suletta, the granddaughter of the old man that Andrius had saved the other day. The old man was Anthony Henderson, the richest man in Sumeria. When Suletta saw Andrius doing laborious work and moving luggage around, she was shocked. “Mr. Moonshade, thank you for saving my grandfather yesterday. If not for you, my grandfather might not have made it.” Andrius recognized her, but since he was in the middle of moving Rainbow’s luggage, he simply hummed a reply and did not extend the conversation. “Mr. Moonshade, you’ve done our family a great deed by saving my grandfather! Tell me how we should reward you.” Suletta somehow looked proud when she made the offer. Whatever Andrius requested, the Hendersons could make it happen. Andrius said, “It’s a doctor’s duty to save people. If you really want to thank me, a simple ‘thank you’ is more than enough.” Sulette

Andrius had no idea that his ‘image’ was heavily distorted by a delusional girl in less than an hour. He was helping Rainbow settle down in her dorm. Despite the few pieces of luggage Rainbow brought with her, she unpacked into an entire house. The bags she brought could hold more things than his military backpack. In addition to the somewhat isolated dorm, he helped with cleaning and laying out her things. He almost cleaned the entire place just for Rainbow. When he was done with everything, it was already evening. It had been a full day since he left Dream’s Waterfront at 7 a.m. How did he spend his day like this? Back when he was at war, he could lead the charge to the enemy’s base in just a morning. In other words, it was more terrifying and exhausting to be with a woman than to kill enemies on the battlefield. “Andrius, do you need some rest?” Rainbow barely did anything, thus she felt embarrassed. She pointed at the boba tea on the table. “The boba tea I got y