The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge (Anna and Justin) novel Chapter 1284

The next day, in a luxurious nightclub’s private lounge, smoke swirled as indulgence and debauchery filled the room.

Hunter enjoyed the beautiful women and fine liquor, feeling smug and carefree at this moment.

The man sitting opposite him was none other than James Iverson, the president and heir to the Iverson Group.

Since James had invited Hunter to the gathering tonight, it meant Hunter had obtained James’ approval and officially established a connection to the Iversons.

Hunter could navigate smoothly between the Salvadors and the Iversons in the future. Did he still need to be wary of the Thompson family?

“Mr. Iverson, it’s just a small favor to me. You’re too polite.” Hunter had a beautiful lady in his arms, appearing puffed up.

“A few glasses of wine is nothing much.”

James swayed his wine glass, raising his brows with an ambiguous smile on his lips. “It can’t compare to your guts, Mr. Lovett. To think you’d set up your own brother for intentional harm. One, it gives my brother an outlet to vent his frustrations. After all, someone would need to take the fall for Charles’ sufferings. Secondly, it could hinder the relationship between Steven and Amelia. Your mother obsesses over her sons. Now, she’d probably rather die than let her son marry the daughter of a Thompson family mistress, right? You really killed two birds with one stone.”

Since he could not touch Justin and Bella for now, he would start with the people around them.

Steven wanted the woman Charles could not get? Dream on!

“Haha… It’s all thanks to your generosity, Mr. Iverson.”

Under the influence of money and alcohol, Hunter shed his civilized facade, his eyes gleaming with greed. “Given that the target is my brother, the price you offered is pretty generous indeed. Of course, I must cooperate with your plan with everything I have.”

“Steven is your brother, whom you’ve grown up with. Aren’t you distressed for him?” James smiled and asked.

“Ha, he’s not my brother.”