You're Out Daddy

Chapter 842 Argument Between The Buddies

Kenneth looked at Dave and narrowed his eyes. “When did you become so shameless?”

“Well, I learned it from you after you came,” Dave replied.

Kenneth could always find a way to retort, “Do you think Nat will believe you when you say that? Let me tell you.

She's rational and won't be easily instigated by others.”

“How about giving it a try?” Dave raised his eyebrows and took out his phone. “I'll just send her a message.”

Seeing him take out his phone, seemingly about to send a message, Kenneth immediately gave in. “Okay. You win.”

Dave, sitting in the chair, gently leaned against the table. “Oh my. How could the once famous J admit defeat so

easily?”

Kenneth was unfazed by his words, though. “You have my weakness in the palm right from the start. How could I

not admit it?”

Dave looked at him. It was evident that he was genuinely happy from the bottom of his heart.

It's not all bad. Zavier is gone, and I...

A hint of obscurity flashed across his eyes.

Anyway, he was contented that at least one of the three of them was happy.

“All right. This bottle of wine is considered mine now,” Dave said before pouring himself half a glass.

Kenneth, sitting opposite him, sized him up. “Go ahead and drink by yourself. Let's see how you enjoy drinking

alone.”

“Jealous People always say such words. Nah. Even if this is just a normal wine, I enjoy such a feeling of winning.”

“Fine. I'll let you win. After all, I've already achieved success in both love and career. I'll just take pity on a poor thing

like you.”

“Thanks to you then.”

“You're welcome.”

And so, two thirty-year-old men continued to play such childish “games” there.

After a while, both of them quieted down.

“How great it would be if Zavier were still around,” Kenneth suddenly said.

Dave glanced at him upon hearing that. “How wonderful it would be if there were 'ifs' in this world.”

Kenneth turned to Dave.

It was then Dave placed his hand on Kenneth's shoulder and said, “I know you've always felt guilty about this, but

some things should be left in the past. I believe if Zavier knew about this, he wouldn't want you to carry this burden

forever either.”

The corners of Kenneth's mouth curved into a bitter smile.

Sometimes, the ones who survived were the ones who suffered the most.

But right now, Kenneth no longer felt as guilty as before as he knew the relationship between him and Zavier very

well. If the one in trouble were him, Zavier would feel the same way too.

He found the motivation to live well now because he already had someone to protect, the one he wanted to spend

the rest of his life with.

“All right. Let's not talk about this anymore and discuss the plan instead. How are things going?” Kenneth looked at

Dave.

“Everything is almost done. Just give me two more days, and it should be about right.”

“People from Vermillion Base have been frequently attacking us lately, and our people have no idea what's going

on. I'm worried that if this continues, our people won't be able to take it anymore,” said Kenneth.

“Don't worry. Their endurance has improved greatly now. They will understand,” Dave assured.

Kenneth nodded at that. “All right. As long as you have a plan, I'll take responsibility for these losses.”

Dave looked at him. “Don't worry about that. I won't stand on ceremony with you.”

Kenneth fixated his gaze on him. “Because we're buddies, you don't even bother to pretend to be polite, huh?”

“Since you're so sincere, it won't be right for me to refuse again. Besides, considering your wealth, this is just a

drop in the ocean for you. Unlike poor folks like us, the amount is too hefty.”

“Pretending to be miserable is fine, but you even pretend to be poor now, huh?”

“Who isn't poor and miserable before you, Mr. Hamilton?” Dave asked.

“I didn't know you'd become so sarcastic now.”

“See. If you hadn't focused on dating and paid more attention to your buddy, you would have found it sooner,”

Dave teased.

“After all, you're being sarcastic because you envy me for having a girlfriend,” Kenneth said. But he soon realized

something was wrong with his words and immediately corrected himself, “It's not a girlfriend but fiancée.”

It was hard for one to stand Kenneth's showing off.

“It's ex-wife.” Dave looked at him.

Kenneth was displeased at his remarks, but after thinking for a moment, he changed his choice of words. “She's the

mother of my children.”

Dave fell silent.

Kenneth's sentence was indeed enough to render one speechless.

Not getting any response, Kenneth looked up at Dave and pretended to ask, “Why aren't you replying?”

Dave curled his lips into a cold smirk. “What else should I say? I'm only asking for trouble and humiliation if I make a

sound.”

Kenneth nodded at him sympathetically. “That's true.”

Once again, Dave was speechless.

This guy really doesn't know how to restrain himself!

“By the way, I forgot to tell you that we're getting married. You have to attend our wedding.”

“I won't attend.”

“You have to.”

“Kenneth Hamilton, why must you make me jealous?” Dave almost chuckled in exasperation.

“That's not the case. You have to be my groomsman,” Kenneth said.

Hearing that, Dave replied, “Hitting one where it hurts most is only so. Kenneth, you really don't show any mercy at

all.”

Kenneth laughed. “You know I've always been good at this.”

Dave looked at him, unsure of what to say.

The duo sat side by side, occasionally bickering like children, teasing each other. They never explicitly mentioned

their deep bond as buddies, but their interactions showed them all.

They chatted and drank together after that.

As the night grew dark, the atmosphere between the duo became increasingly somber and intense.

“If we can successfully resolve the matter of Vermillion Base this time, I'll attend your wedding,” Dave suddenly

said, looking at him.

Kenneth seemed to understand the meaning behind Dave's words and turned to look at him. “It will definitely be

resolved, and you must become my groomsman.”

“Kenneth, what if something unexpected happens to one of us this time...” Dave looked at Kenneth. He wanted to

say something but couldn't continue as soon as he met the latter's gaze.

He knew that his words would trigger Kenneth.

“I'm just saying what if.”

“There are no ifs,” Kenneth said.

Dave pursed his lips. “No matter what, We have put our heart and soul into DX Group, and everyone inside is our

buddy. You can't just sit idly by.”

“Dave, if you insist on saying things like this, you should stay out of this matter,” Kenneth suddenly looked at him

and said seriously. His pitch-black eyes were filled with determination.

He absolutely couldn't bear the blow of losing another buddy again.

Dave looked at him and nodded. “Alright, I won't say anything more. There won't be any accidents like this,

absolutely not.”

Kenneth suddenly put on a solemn expression. “Dave, if someone has to pay the price for this matter, it should be

me, not you.”