Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 201

“No way. Is Thea that influential now?”

“Even if the Cadens were a powerful family, they are now long gone. Why would they make an effort to curry favor with Thea?”

“In my opinion, Grayson from the Gourmand must’ve taken an interest in her.”

Upon hearing this, Thea’s face reddened. She refuted the thought, “D-Don’t spout nonsense.”

“Thea, Bryan Grayson is part of the Grayson family from the Capital. It’s a good thing he likes you. In my opinion, you should divorce James. That trash only leeches off the Callahans. Though he has no abilities whatsoever, he boasts non-stop.”

The Callahans, once again, tried to convince Thea to divorce James.

James had an exasperated look.

Now that the scar was gone, they had forgotten about the pain.

Besides, the scar was still here.

Thea glanced at James and said, “I married him, so I’m his wife. We may have had some misunderstandings in the past, but we’ve resolved those issues. I’m willing to give him another chance.”

James felt a sense of warmth growing in his chest upon hearing her words. He could not help but grab Thea’s arm. “Darling, you’re the best.”

“Alright, now.” Lex stood. “Since Thea’s able to make a reservation at the Gourmand’s Diamond Room, we should go and prepare our gifts. We need to ask for Ms. Brooks’ forgiveness this time.”

Thea went and made a reservation for a Diamond Room.

Soon, it was noon.

James had wanted to join in on the feast. After all, the Gourmand was the most luxurious restaurant in Cansington, and the quality of its cuisine was first-class.

However, the Callahans were against this.

They were worried James might have a slip of the tongue and accidentally offend Scarlett. After all, he was prone to boasting non-stop.

As such, James had no choice but to comply.

He returned home early while the Callahans made their way to the Gourmand.

Upon returning to the Callahan residence, he sat on the sofa. He was at ease. ‘I feel much better now that I’ve dealt with all these problems. They’re worlds worse compared to fighting a war.’