She Became Rich After Divorce (Cheyenne and Kelvin) novel Chapter 526

Chapter 526: Don't Forget Your Identity, Shane

"Ah, why say that? Don't forget we are both one of the four aces. I've helped you out before on a mission," he said.

How many times had he provided the funds for their mission?

"Now that you've found me, you should know my current situation. I'm sorry, but there's nothing I can do," Benson seemed to imply hanging up the phone.

The other person stopped him, threatening words ringing in his ear.

"Shane, don't forget your identity!"

"Tell me, if Cheyenne knew that the person by her side is actually a demon who can be so ruthless as to kill her own sister, wouldn't her expression be quite impressive?"

"How dare you!"

Benson was so furious that he almost threw the phone.

When he was almost dying from loss of blood, it was Cheyenne who saved him, giving him a lifeline.

She was like the only pure white in his dirty world. He had left without saying goodbye years ago because he wanted to protect Cheyenne and to repay her for saving his life.

Three years had passed. He thought he hadn't fulfilled his promise, as Cheyenne had still suffered a lot.

But it seemed that fate was not going to give him any more time.

"Shane, I need your assistance. This is not a request, it's a notification. I hope you understand that," Benson retorted without showing any weakness. "I only obey the young master's orders. You don't have the qualifications to order me! Get lost!"

Beep beep beep...

The call was disconnected.

The man gave a slight smile, exhaling a purplish smoke ring, watching them rising in various shapes in the air.

"He really has a short temper."

The Parry Group finally resolved the crisis of stock delisting. Everyone had been on edge during this time.

The company was saved, and Teagan took two days off for himself.

Danielle dragged him out shopping.

She also brought along his rightful fiancée, Nora.

Their destination was one of the two largest department stores in Akloit.

It was jokingly referred to by the citizens as "a man's nightmare, a woman's paradise!

The entire building stood at a hundred and thirty stories, a landmark in Akloit, with an annual rent of over 2 billion.