Pampered by My Ex-husband (Penny and Orlando) novel Chapter 42

Chapter 42 Women Are Only Liquid Currency

Ryder subconsciously looked at Orlando, who remained indifferent as if seeing a stranger.

He thought he was right. Penny slept with Orlando. So what? Women were only liquid currency in their eyes.

"Yes, my taste has changed. I think Perry is nice recently."

As he spoke, Ryder stretched his hand to grip Penny's chin with feigned intimacy.

Penny grabbed his wrist and looked up at him with a smile. "Mr. Cain, I forgot to tell you that I'm married. I'd better not keep your company."

There were many people at this table, which attracted the most attention in the casino.

It was because of Orlando and Randy.

Both of them were the most powerful among the dignitaries in Chatville. Moreover, Orlando had been their lucky star.

He didn't like gambling. Most of the time, he was pulled over, and he didn't care about if he won or lost.

Orlando had come back from abroad for a while, and the money he lost last time could help a broke company pull through a round of funding.

He could easily lose 300 million dollars in the casino.

Who didn't like such a lucky star?

Therefore, after Orland sat at this table, the other seats were almost taken by qualified people.

When Ryder brought Penny over, the table was full.

Being ridiculed by Penny in front of so many people, Ryder felt embarrassed and wished to slap her.

However, if he did that, his reputation would be ruined.

He thought, "Does this bitch know I don't dare to slap her?"

Ryder slowly withdrew his hand with a livid face.

"Who's your husband? I saw you with a man at the hotel the other day, but he is not your husband."

Of course, Ryder didn't dare to mention Orlando's name. Bold as he was, he couldn't afford to offend Orlando.

Penny smiled and sat up straight gracefully.

The gamblers exchanged their checks for the chips at the casino, and the waiters would help them do that at any time.

Penny came here unprepared, so she didn't have much money on her.

Ryder had raised his hand and beckoned a waiter to get him some chips. He looked at Penny coldly and said, "Since you're married, go back home and take care of your children. Let someone else take the seat."

He had thought bringing Penny over would make him look good. To his surprise, Penny embarrassed him. When he looked at her face, he was disgusted.

A willful woman couldn't be the best lover. Moreover, Penny pretended to be better than him. That was disgusting.

Ryder took the chance to humiliate her so that she could know about her social status.

If Penny left, his bodyguards would catch her outside the bar, and she would be under his control.

Someone said mockingly, "Mr. Cain, you're right. She'd better not embarrass herself here."

Penny raised her eyebrow and looked up.

Lydia was standing a yard away behind Orlando and glaring at her angrily.