The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 498

“Mister Poole, please spare me! I just mean to get Missus Poole to wake up. I didn’t mean to,” Terrified, Doctor Chase fell onto his knees.

He did not think much of the side effects of the adrenaline injections and he wanted to revive Gloria as

soon as possible so that Vincent would reward him handsomely. Naturally, he could not possibly confes s his true. intention at the time, or Vincent would kill him right there and then.

As the Southern King, Vincent would encounter no issue with killing a mere doctor.

“Vincent, that’s enough. Doctor Chase helped me through the past two years. Since he didn’t mean to

make a mistake, just spare him,” Gloria said.

“No way! This scammer doesn’t have any sense of morals and almost got you killed. I refuse to let him

go!” Vincent gritted out furiously.

“Please! I was wrong! Please have mercy on me,” Drenched in sweat, Doctor Chase pleaded.

“Vincent, just leave him alone. I’m fine right now. Why would you hold him here?” Gloria always had a gentle heart and continued to plead for Doctor Chase.

Vincent hesitated. His wife just woke up and he did not wish to upset her over someone so insignificant . In the end, he decided to compromise and nodded. “Doctor Chase, seeing how you’ve worked hard to help Gloria in the past two years, I’ll let you go! You’re fired and you’re going to stay out of my sight from now on!

He said coldly.

Doctor Chase was the family doctor that he hired with a tremendous amount of money and merely firin g him was considered merciful.

“Thank you. Thank you for showing me mercy.” Relieved that he survived, Doctor Chase bowed.

“Don’t thank me. You should be thanking Mister Wolf. If he didn’t manage to save my wife, I would’ve kil led you!” Vincent snorted.

“Yes. Thank you, Mister Wolf.” Doctor Chase turned to bow at Leon. He thought that Leon was a scam mer and was impressed by Leon’s skills in saving someone on the brink of dying.

“Alright, you may go now!” Vincent spat darkly.

Doctor Chase hurried out of the house and a servant went into the room after he left. “Sir, lunch is ready “Mister Wolf, let’s have lunch together. I must toast to you to express my gratitude and apologize for the rudeness I’ve shown earlier,” Vincent said.

“I’ll take you up on that offer, then,” Leon agreed with a smile.

As Gloria was still frail and needed rest, she could not attend lunch with the rest, so Vincent arranged fo