Virgil Davies' brooding black eyes stared directly at Kaleb.
But Kaleb showed no fear whatsoever, still meeting his gaze fearlessly.
Yes, Kaleb wasn't afraid of Virgil Davies.
In the entire gambling city, only he dared to speak to Virgil Davies in such a manner, and only he wasn't afraid of him.
However, despite Kaleb's presumptuous behavior, Virgil Davies never punished him for it.
In Virgil Davies' view, Kaleb always spoke the truth, genuine truths for his own good.
Whereas others, out of fear of him, only said flattering things that he liked to hear in his presence.
What he liked about Kaleb was his fearlessness, his frankness.
"Haha... Good!..." The gloom disappeared from Virgil Davies' face, and he suddenly burst into laughter, looking at Kaleb.
He pushed the woman in his arms away and coldly ordered, "Get out!"
The woman didn't dare linger and immediately ran out obediently.
Virgil stood up from his chair, pulled up his pants, and strolled leisurely over to Kaleb.
