Chapter 229

Mike's face was filled with surprise when he saw that.

Winson was there, too. Even though he had no special ability, he looked really handsome. Winson, the Joneses' second young master, enjoyed eating, drinking, prostitution, and gambling.

That was excellent—Henry would be in trouble.

After all, the Jones family was considered one of Hodbridge's four major families. Although they were not as powerful as the Fords, their disparity was insignificant. Henry, who had been relying on the Fords' support, would be in serious trouble.

When Winson heard Walter's words, his expression changed slightly. Was he referring to Henry and the lovely lady beside him when he mentioned the two poor people who took the seat?

Winson was familiar with the lovely lady. Henry loved her very much.

Henry had previously spent 150 million to buy a villa for her. The main point was that the beautiful lady did not want it, so he had to do his best to trick her into accepting it.

Walter expected Winson to supp