Noble Husband At the Door
Chapter 758

Chapter 758

Gina gave a bitter smile and said, "The money of the Hannigan family belongs to you. I don't need a

loan receipt."

Samuel shook his head and said, "In your eyes, everything in the Hannigan family belongs to Han Jun.

It has nothing to do with me. If you don't lend it t o me, I'll think of another way."

Samuel was probably the most paranoid person in the world. There would not be a single change in his

mind.

Just like how he treated Yvonne as his wife, he would never be moved by any other woman. Even if it

was the most beautiful Qi Yiyun, he would remain unmoved.

Gina felt Samuel's persistence; she sighed and said," Okay, do as you say. You can do whatever you

want."

After Gina took the pen and paper, she wrote a loan receipt without asking Samuel how much he

wanted.

Samuel signed his name, took the bank card from Gina, and left the Hannigan family's manor.

Seeing the table full of dishes, Gina could only smile bitterly. She had spent a great amount of effort in

order to make this. It was unexpected Samuel would refuse to even take a bite. 1

After leaving the Hannigan familys mansion, Samuel

walked for half an hour before he came to a small alley. The owner of the alley told him that he often

came here. When he was treated unfairly at home, he liked to hang around alone and eat what he liked

so as to ease his mood.

Samuel came to a stop at an old shop filled with soybean juice.

It had been nearly four years since he came to this place, but nothing had changed here. The old

mahogany doors and windows could tell the history of this store.

The first time Samuel came here was when he was fourteen. When he was young, he was called into

the shop by the lady boss to take shelter from the rain. Since then, he had been here often.

When he met the landlady for the first time, she was still a charming woman. But now, she had white

hair o n the temples and there were traces of an old woman.

When the shopkeeper saw Samuel standing at the door, she took the initiative to walk out of the shop.

The shopkeeper smiled at Samuel and said, "I haven't seen you for many years."

"Same old rules." Samuel smiled and said. After which, he strode into the shop.

The shopkeeper asked the waiter to serve the dishes t o Samuel, and she sat directly opposite him.

When she met Samuel for the first time, he cried his heart out and tears welled up in the rain. At that

time, the landlady knew that the young man in front of her was a miserable child.

Seeing the innkeeper staring at him, Samuel felt a little embarrassed. He asked, "Boss, are you looking

at me like this? Is there something on my face?"

"You're a little handsome," the proprietress said with a smile.

Samuel wondered if he had been provoked by the shopkeeper.

"Madam, if you have something to say, just say it. I'm a little scared," Samuel said with a wry smile.

"Now that you have grown up, you have the ability to b e independent. You haven't been bullied, have

you?" the landlady asked.

Samuel nodded heavily and said, "It's impossible for ordinary people to bully me. But there's always

someone better than me. If you don't want to be bullied, you have to be stronger."

The innkeeper sighed and said, "One's pursuit will not be fulfilled for the rest of his life. The more you

hold in your hands, the stronger your desire will be. Only when you are satisfied can you really live a

life. Sometimes, you have to stop and have a rest, or you will be tired."

Samuel understood this kind of reasoning. However, h e could not stop. He did not have the right to. If

not, what could he use to protect Yvonne?

"Boss, I wish this day would come as soon as possible. " Samuel said.

At this time, two people came in through the door.

There was a young man and a young woman. The girl was petite, but she dressed like a gangster. Her

yellow hair and a few green stripes were particularly conspicuous.

"You damn girl, what are you going to do?" Seeing the girl, the innkeeper was angry with her.