I'm A Quadrillionaire

The powerhouses that Ouro had spent a lot of money to hire left too, following the old man who had fought Jade earlier.

Such a big thing had happened here. They had seen a big shot who could hover in the sky, so they had to report this and let the mayor decide. Meanwhile, the people from Hive City gathered around Jade, waiting for her order.

"You should go back and tell Father everything that happened here. I want to stay and deal with something," Jade told them.

"Yes, Miss!"

They also left, leaving only Jade and her maid, Cherry.

The others were either corpses or had passed out.

David cast his eyes on Jade and asked curiously, "Why are you still here?"

"Master David, I want to talk to you," Jade replied.

"Talk to me? Do we know each other?" David's eyes lit up.

There was a gap in his memory, so he did not remember anything from before he woke up.

David desperately wanted to know who he was, where he came from, and where he should go.

Therefore, when he heard that the veiled woman wanted to talk to him, he thought the other party knew him.

Her answer disappointed David.

"No." Jade shook her head.

"Since we don't know each other, what's there to discuss? You should leave and go back to where you came from," David asked her to leave.

He was feeling neutral toward the veiled woman.

Anyway, she only came to Village Pott to help Five kill Ouro and seize control of Village Pott for her interest.

"Master David! I wouldn't know what would happen to me if you hadn't appeared. So I want to talk to you alone and thank you for saving me," Jade said quickly.

Jade's strong curiosity was aroused by David, a young, handsome, and powerful man.

She had seen more than one person who could fly, but never such a young one.

She had never heard of anyone who could fly at such a young age, even in the megacities with a population of tens of millions on Planet Gorgon.

"No need! Besides, I didn't come here to save you. Please leave."

Without giving Jade time to react, he and Peach flew directly towards the place where Village Pescado set up camp. He was so fast that they disappeared in the blink of an eye, leaving Jade and others still looking up at the sky.

"Miss, Master David has left," Chery said in Jade's ear.

"I know."

'Then, what else are you looking at?"

"Cherry, don't you think Master David is special?"

"He is. He is young, good-looking, and strong, but most importantly, he doesn't like you, Miss! Why are you showering affection on an uninterested party? It's not like no one wants you, Miss," Cherry persuaded.

She and Jade had grown up together. Therefore, they had a close relationship just like sisters, and would talk about anything.

David was so unkind just now, which made Cherry feel indignant.

When had Miss ever been ignored?

"You silly girl, what did you say?" Jade came back to her senses, turned to look at her maid, and scolded with a red face.

"Am I wrong? Master David has already left, and you are still reluctant to leave. Don't you have a crush on him?"

"It's unsurprising that I've developed a crush on him, right? You even said Master David is young, good-looking, and strong," Jade admitted generously. "But he doesn't like you! What's the use?" Cherry muttered.

"Who said that? I'm wearing a veil, aren't I? Are you sure he will look down on me if I take it off? I don't think the little girl in his arms is that good either!" "Everyone has their own preferences. What if Master David likes undeveloped little girls and not someone like you, Miss?"

"No matter what, I have to meet him!"