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Chapter 679 Dallas Moneylender

Author: Five Generals
Everyone gasped in shock.

Master Quint bellowed, “You just said we didn’t borrow money from you.”

“The Quint family didn’t, but the top three families did, and so did Taylor Swan.”

Dane scoffed. “To attend the inauguration ceremony of Albert Hiden, the top three families, Taylor Swan, and the other families, borrowed billions from Dallas Moneylender.

“The money was then confiscated by the God of War and returned to Lilyrose’s city council as a development fund for the city. The Quint family got two billion from it.

“Am I right, Master Quint?”

Master Quint finally knew why Dane said the Quints owed Dallas Moneylender two billion.

“Mr. Rich, you should go to the top three families, Taylor Swan, and God of War for the money. Why come to us?” Master Quint bellowed.

Dallas Moneylender was trying to extort money out of them.

“The top three families are no longer top, Taylor Swan is behind bars, and as for the God of War… Well…”

Dane chuckled. “We dared not go to him.”

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