The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 604

Chapter 604

Quinton stood out of the crowd. Only ten Pure Energy Pills were being sold in the sales drive and after Harvey took one, there were nine left, costing 49 million in total.

Quinton purchased the Panax with 45 million, which did not have much use to him, so 49 million meant nothing to him at all.

“The Hunts are taking all of them? No way!”

“I’m against this!”

“We won’t agree to this!”

Shocked, the crowd fell into panic. They came to fight over Leon and the Pure Energy Pills and after witnessing what the Pure Energy Pills could do, they all wanted the pills for themselves and could not possibly allow the Hunts to purchase all of them.

“Mister Hunt, I’m sorry, but since the supply is limited, each family is only allowed to purchase one pill. Lean smiled apologetically.

“Just one? That’s hardly enough! Mister Wolf, we are partners with Cynthion Group and I hope that you can make an exception. I don’t need too many, but at least three or four pills, is that okay?” Quinton asked hastily.

He already reached the Realm of a Supreme Master and would not need the Pure Energy Pill any longer, but there were plenty of people who needed the pills in Seacove City.

Quinton intended to organize a sales drive like Cynthion Group and he would need three to four Pure Energy Pills at the very least to increase the Hunts‘ influence.

“It’s fine. We’re going to be partners for a long time and we can start calculating each penny after this,” Cynthia said with a smile.

“Um, alright. Mister Wolf, Miss Shears, thank you.” He bowed and accepted the Pure Energy Pills.

There were only six pills left.

“I want one Pure Energy Pill!”

“Me, too!”

Members of other families could no longer hold back and shouted as they swarmed toward the stage.

Though they complained about the pills being expensive, they all knew that they could assist martial artists at the Peak Innate State to reach the Realm of a Supreme Master and that the ingredients needed must have cost a fortune; even if the price doubled, they would have still bought it.