My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness by Autumn Rain

Chapter 820

Dustin exchanged pleasantries with the guests for a while before returning to Patricia's side.

"You lied to me again." Patricia pouted and pinched him.

"Ow! How can you be so ruthless?" Dustin pulled a dramatic face and acted like he was in pain.

"Hmph!" Patricia huffed. "You said we'd just bring something from an antique shop as a gift. Where did that bead come from? Did you really spend 80 million on it?"

"80 million was necessary. Since they paid 150 million for it, I couldn't go too low, right?" Dustin said.

If anyone else had heard that, they would have been apoplectic.

Was he listening to himself?

It was sold for 150 million, and he got it for 80 million. Was he still not satisfied?

Moreover, the bead was actually worth more than 150 million. It was priced that way only because other elite families had done Stanley a massive favor.

"You're going to bankrupt yourself. Half of your grandfather's inheritance is nearly gone. What will you do next?" Patricia pouted.

Dustin had told her about the large inheritance that was left for him by the Fox family.

But she was not really angry with him for spending money this time.

The bead was for Terry.

the rumors were true, and it held the miraculous effects that people claimed, it would

would wake up within an hour. Why hasn't there been any sign?" she asked

practically no different

blood circulation is blocked," Dustin said after a moment

need to give him a light

Yeager family would not let him near

two whispered for a

speak to my great-grandfather for a moment?"

her and then at the

for

that after Dustin's

too long," Zack said with a

led Dustin

a handkerchief and gently

me?" she asked

and lifeless. He did

there really no cure for Mr. Terry?" a

from advanced dementia," Zack

illness, and it's incula

now, he's no better than a bedridden vegetable. We've consulted every renowned doctor,

The

incurable," Dustin said

eyes turned to

dementia is something modern medicine can't cure. This is an internationally recognized fact. It's not deadly, but it's incredibly tough to manage," one