Son-in-law From Rags to Riches

Chapter 3 Enemies Meet 

In the living room of the Windsor’s place. 

It was very lively right now. 

Because the eldest son of the Morton family, Reuben, was here to visit! 

“Donte, Heidy, here’s a little something.” 

Reuben sat on the sofa with a look of confidence. 

On the coffee table in front of him were two bottles of 1982 Lafite and a box of high-end Korean cosmetics. 

“1982 Lafite! Each bottle costs more than 16 thousand dollars, right? This is too much!” 

Donte wanted to take a photo and post it on his Timeline to show off to his friends! 

Heidy clicked her tongue and said, “Reuben is indeed an overseas returnee. He is so polite, and he is way better than that loser husband of Pamela! Just thinking about him makes me angry!” 

“I’m flattered, Heidy.” 

Reuben had a smug smile and took an exquisite small box from his pocket. 

“A gift for Pamela.” 

He opened the box. 

Inside was a diamond necklace the size of a grain of rice. It was sparkling and translucent. 

Heidy widened her eyes and exclaimed, “It’s so big! It must have cost you a lot, right?” 

Reuben’s eyes flashed with a hint of cunning as he pretended to be generous. “Not at all! It’s only 160 thousand dollars!” 

He handed the diamond necklace to Pamela. 

Reuben looked at Pamela, and there was undisguised greed in his eyes. 

Reuben was Pamela’s senior in university, and he had wooed Pamela many times back 

thien. 

However, he was rejected. 

He went abroad to study after graduation and soon heard that Pamela was married. 

He was extremely furious when he found out that Pamela’s husband was a poor loser. 

Until a month ago, Reuben returned to the country and learned from his friend that Pamela and her husband were married in name only, and nothing happened between the couple. 

he became uneasy.

Heidy suddenly called him to invite him to their place as a guest and also mentioned that

understood

next day, he came here as a guest and brought them

Pamela was annoyed. 

disappointed in Joshua for being incompetent and lacking the desire to strive to be

she had not married Joshua, she would have lived a happier

to Reuben, Pamela still preferred Joshua.

was incompetent but

But Reuben? 

he was in university, he relied on his family background to flirt with countless girls and had

was a piece

her time

Reuben impatiently, “I don’t want it. You can give it to someone

“Well…” 

turned to

take it. Think about it! What did that loser give you these three years? He can’t buy the necklace even with the money

As Heid 

took the necklace box froin Reuben’s hand

Pamela’s hand. 

soon. After that, I’ll have to trouble you to accompany her to go out to relax. The Maldives sounds great to me. You guys should stay out for a few more days. Reuben, I’m getting old and want to have grandkids. You know what I’m saying, don’t you?”

swallowed a mouthful of saliva and nodded repeatedly. “Yes! I get

casually threw the necklace box onto the sofa and frowned. “Mom, I haven’t said

“Why won’t you? Do you want to be a pair of

muttered, “It’s my marriage.

of us. He came here together with his sister, who was nothing but a liability to our family. Look at how they’ve ruined our family. Other families’ sons-in-law bought them houses and

his nose and agreed with Heidy, “Heidy is right. A happy marriage is based on money. Joshua doesn’t have

from the underclass, and you can do better! I think he must have a motive for marrying you!

a know-it-all and sneered, “I have seen so

didn’t say anything.

lost

that

Crack! 

same time, the door was pushed open.

Joshua was back. 

tilted her mouth and mocked, “You haven’t been back for the whole night. Who knows where you were and who you were with? Anyway, it’s good that you’re back.

Joshua ignored Heidy. 

from the moment he entered the room, he fixed his

Reuben! 

downstairs was Reuben’s!

for him to put

and said in a disdainful tone, “You must be Pamela’s useless husband, right? Tell you what? Go and get a divorce with Pamela. As long as you say yes, I will arrange a security job for you. 1,000 dollars a month! You won’t be able to earn it in this lifetime, right?”

Joshua would be