Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler

Chapter 946

Catelyn and Joanne had gone to bed early and slept deeply, completely unaware of what happened downstairs.

In contrast to their wives, Cedrick and Edwin were the instigators, and they witnessed the debauchery from the start until the end. Moreover, they also paid off a few reporters to viral the news that Tracy and Trevor had an affair in the car. In just a few hours, everyone across the globe heard of the farce they made.

As Catelyn's father, Ezekiel had been cautious since returning to America, and Cedrick got a scapegoat to take his place in prison at that time. As the son-in-law of the Atherton family, he gradually became popular in the upper- class circle. Gradually, even those who had looked down on the Clark family in the past started to curry favor with him.

Although Ezekiel looked gentle and always had his smile on, he was never nice to those who had betrayed or framed him in the past.

Some of the guests who had been ridiculed by him gathered together and complained, "What is Ezekiel so proud of? Didn't he just marry a good wife who gave birth to a good daughter? If his daughter hadn't married someone from the Mason family, he'd still be imprisoned!"

Ezekiel heard those critiques accidentally, but he did not care.

only one Cedrick in the world, and it had nothing to do with him that her daughter managed to make

arranged a bedroom for Ezekiel and had him stay

complacent and

and gently bumped Cedrick's arm with his elbow. ’I heard that you also

have something to do. Catelyn has

you going to give him next time? Bitcoins?" Edwin joked. "But that's good too. Cat cares very much about her father. As the saying goes, 'Love

thought, ’Please help me to check the details of Ezekiel's

to jail for him already? Do you still want to reopen the case for him?” Edwin was

heavily in debt. He was accused of murdering a banker who could lend him the money. Think about it; he had

four years ago. To

lend money, so he murdered him

I got, the banker has agreed to lend him