Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 99

Felicia panicked instantly upon hearing that Severin was not to be allowed to sell the house. The seven–and–a–half–million–dollar dowry was the only thing she had been looking forward to After all, the money was all hers if Severin gave it to her, and she would not take it out for anything. When the time came, she could then spend it however she wanted.

As for the Liberty City project, she simply could not care less about establishing a good relationship with the Longhorn family. Regardless of how much money she helped the Shanahans earn, it would never fall into her pocket.

Catherine said earnestly, “I repeat, he cannot be allowed to sell the house. Henry just gave it to him, and even if it really belonged to him now, selling it off would be like slapping Henry in the face. Do you think he’ll agree to give us a quota for Liberty City if he’s unhappy?”

William frowned as soon as he heard that. “You’re right. We’d have to rely on Severin if Stanley fails, but if Severin sells the house, then whatever hope we have left is all gone!”

“That is why you have to persuade him not to sell the house!” Catherine added emphatically.

“Okay, I get it!” Although Felicia was upset, she could only nod her head and say yes.

over it again, the old lady continued, “As for the matter of asking me to apologize to Diane, that is completely out of the question. Since she decided to marry Severin, let her live her life as a married

moment before continuing, “Even so, you may tell her that we’ve let bygones be bygones, and she now is more than welcome to bring Severin and Selene to visit us when she has the time. Our relationship with her needs

smiled awkwardly, feeling

“I’ll give you a week, Stanley. If you still can’t secure that opportunity for us by then, we have no choice but to ask Severin

for sure!” Stanley a*sured despite not being very

spend a happy afternoon at the amusement park, and he

Patrick’s parents had gone to

you need to get justice for my son! You know that he’s my only son, but now he’s

Cecil. I a*sure you I won’t just ignore this

Patrick’s treatment fees in full, and I’ve even allocated three hundred thousand for

the young man encountered such an accident in their restaurant, and his