Savvy Son-in-law by VKBoy

CHAPTER 76

The reactions of the people to the 280-pound man being lifted off his feet and getting sent crashing back were not subtle.

While Jane’s mouth and eyes widened, Jacob dropped the ice cube in his mouth. Dorothy opened her mouth so much her artificial teeth set came loose. Veronica covered her mouth with her hand.

Jane’s father came rushing in anger, but Jane stopped him.

Most people began to murmur, wondering what the hell was wrong with Benjamin. At the same time, some began running their opinions about Donovan. “Isn’t he a pro-wrestler? How can he lose to some waiter from nowhere?” “Are you guys sure he isn’t an imposter?”

Their words were clearly directed at Jane and her family and made them feel quite uncomfortable.

The police officer came to check up on Donovan who was knocked out cold. (I only received a weaker knuckle punch to the throat, but this big guy got a full-blown punch to the chin. If his neck wasn’t as thick, he’d have suffered some serious injury.)

voice, “Dad, why are you just standing? Go and teach him a lesson for hitting

at her, sending a shiver running through her body. “If he didn’t even do that much to stand up for his wife, he’s not worthy to

did? How could he back what the useless son-in-law did? she looked at her sister, hoping at least she would do the

Benjamin had done for her. The remnant anger she was feeling from what happened in the morning had vaporized quite a bit in a matter of

Benjamin slapped her at the Rye’s Pizzas. What if she lost a tooth or two? She couldn’t even imagine

he left. Amidst the commotion, Dorothy sneakily stole a gold coin from the wooden gift box. She thought nobody noticed, but Jacob did. He also

no value in staying there anymore, so she

didn’t notice Jane’s grandma who was still sitting on the stairs and said, “I would love to wear those gold coins as earrings. Don’t know if they’ll be light or not, though.” Suddenly, something smacked her butt so hard, she jumped off her feet for a second and hissed in pain. She looked back, and it was Jane’s mother who had just swung her walking stick. “Why did you hit me,

ran out and stopped the senile lady and made her sit down

forgets that her husband is long dead. She thinks it’s her birthday every other week as my grandpa used to make her birthdays feel really special. Please don’t mind her calling you a thief.” “I-It’s okay, but if she’s attacking the guests, shouldn’t you tie her ankle to a pillar or something?” “What are you talking about?” Jane rebuked. “She’s not a dog!” “I never said she was,” Elizabeth didn’t back down. “It’s better to bind her ankle than to send her to a mental hospital.” Jane gritted her teeth. “She isn’t a mental patient.” Despite her efforts, Elizabeth didn’t look convinced. “You know that, forgive me for inviting you. I’ll be sending your diamond rings back through the post, so thank you for coming.”