Chapter 130

Chapter 130

After giving a few instructions to the staff, Lola left with Doris.

Half an hour later, they arrived at Rupert’s apartment complex.

Doris carried Arianna as she and Lola took the elevator up to Rupert’s unit.

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When they reached the sixth floor, the elevator doors opened to reveal Peyton standing helplessly by the door, while Jimmy looked grim.

There were cigarette butts scattered around Jimmy’s feet–he looked irritated and frustrated.

“Doris, you’re finally here.” Peyton’s eyes lit up when she saw her.

“Dad, Mom.” Doris glanced at Peyton, a little worried about her health. “Are you okay?”

Arianna greeted them. “Grandpa, Grandma.”

“I’m fine,” Peyton smiled at Arianna. “Ari, you’re such a good girl.”

Doris asked, “What happened? Why won’t the door open?”

“We don’t know. We tried the key so many times, but it won’t work.” Peyton shook her head. “We called Rupert, but he’s out of town, and he has no idea either.”

“Claudia must be behind this,” Jimmy muttered angrily.

“You can’t say that without proof. If Rupert hears you blaming Claudia, it won’t be good.” Peyton was still trying to look out for their son’s marriage.

“Oh please, do you really think your son has the guts to blame his wife? The moment Claudia raises her voice, he wouldn’t even dare breathe too loudly. Let’s face it–he’s forgotten all about us since getting married.” Jimmy had learned this firsthand from living at Rupert’s place.

Claudia was always making passive–aggressive re

Claudia was always making passive–aggressive remarks. On the surface, she was scolding Rupert, but in reality, her words were aimed at them.

Peyton, being the gentle type, never argued with Claudia. But Jimmy wasn’t the type to endure things in silence. He had never been pushed around like this before, so he ended up arguing with Claudia. And when they fought, it got heated.

“This is our house. How dare you move in?” Claudia said sharply.

“We paid for this house. Why shouldn’t we live here?” Jimmy shot back. “If you think you can kick us out, forget it. I’m telling you, I’m staying right here. Even if I die, it’ll be in this house!”

“You’re such a freeloader,” Claudia sneered. “Your name’s not on the deed. If you insist on staying here till you die, then don’t blame me if I sell the house.”

“You wouldn’t dare!”

“Try me.”

Jimmy pointed a finger at Rupert and snapped, “Rupert, look at the kind of wife you married! She doesn’t even respect your parents. Are you even a man?”

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Chapter 130

Chapter 130

to the staff, Lola left with Doris.

an hour later, they arrived at Rupert’s apartment

and Lola took the elevator up

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floor, the elevator doors opened to reveal Peyton standing helplessly

scattered around Jimmy’s feet–he looked irritated and

Peyton’s eyes lit up when she saw

at Peyton, a little worried about her health.

them. “Grandpa, Grandma.”

“Ari,

“What happened? Why won’t the door open?”

it won’t work.” Peyton shook her head. “We called Rupert, but he’s out of

behind this,” Jimmy muttered angrily.

without proof. If Rupert hears you blaming Claudia, it won’t be good.” Peyton was still trying

Claudia raises her voice, he wouldn’t even dare breathe too loudly. Let’s face it–he’s forgotten

she was scolding Rupert, but in reality, her words were aimed at them.

endure things in silence. He had never been pushed around like this before, so he ended up arguing with Claudia. And when they fought, it got

you

Jimmy shot back. “If you think you can kick us out, forget it. I’m telling you, I’m staying

freeloader,” Claudia sneered. “Your name’s not on the deed. If you insist on

“You wouldn’t dare!”

“Try me.”

at Rupert and snapped, “Rupert, look at the kind of wife you married! She doesn’t even

sighed helplessly.

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names, but no one else could -not even his parents. “I’m his wife. A real man

all because of you, you wretched woman!” Jimmy

your son is?” Claudia scoffed. “You should be

him out.”

control. Peyton tried to

on the other hand, was trying to soothe Claudia, only for her

a single bad word about Claudia. That infuriated Jimmy even more,

now, here he was–locked out, homeless. His resentment toward Claudia

simply said, “Come with me.

said stubbornly. “Leaving would mean admitting defeat, and that

moon.”

place. You have no idea when she’ll return. You can’t get inside,

just to prove a point? Even if she takes ten days or half a month to come back, what then? What do you gain from waiting her out?”

Jimmy stayed silent.

her,”

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