Chapter 228 A Big Short's Prisoner

• Leonard helped Natalie carry her luggage. and walked to the car. When passing by those young men, Leonard stretched out his middle finger and gestured at them, feeling so cool in hist heart. Those men looked gloomy. Natalie was definitely the unattainable beauty in their lives. But Leonard, a shameless bastard, actually held Natalie in his arms, which deeply hurt those poor losers who couldn’t approach Natalie. Of course, they completely ignored that it was Natalie who initiatively hugged Leonard. Getting in the car, Natalie reached the villa where Leonard lived.
• Leonard had arranged a new residence for Natalie, but Natalie insisted that she would live in Leonard’s villa. After all, a three-story villa had so many rooms that Leonard couldn’t occupy every room. Leonard joked, “Aren’t you afraid that I’ll do something because you’re so beautiful?” However, looking into Natalie’s teasing eyes, Leonard couldn’t help but surrender obediently. Fine. Leonard admitted that he really didn’t have the courage to do so. Not long after Leonard returned to the villa, Ray sent tickets for Queenie’s concert and a detailed investigation about Axel. Axel hung out in various bars and nightclubs every day and liked to take those nightclub girls back to his villa to spend the night.
• The villa Axel went was also fixed. It was the River Villa. After Leonard read the information, he tore the paper in half and threw it in the trash can. “Axel will die today.” At 6 p.m., Leonard took Rex’s car to the Workers’ Stadium, where the concert was held today after Leonard had dinner with Natalie. The car stopped in front of the stadium. Rex was waiting in the car while Leonard walked toward the gate with the ticket. The blowing night breeze was especially refreshing, which made Leonard feel a little strange in his heart. When Leonard was in college, he always looked forward to being able to see a concert and meet celebrities. Now, he easily realized it. Following the sign on the ticket, Leonard came to an exclusive passage.