Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 806 No Difference.

“Is a hundred slaps enough? She just tried to ruin your face. Why don’t I disfigure her face too to make you feel better?” Alex suggested.

He wasn’t fond of Clara at all and even found her quite revolting. Moreover, she had even tried to seduce him earlier.

Maggie sized up Clara and said, “With her appearance, I don’t think it would make much difference whether her face is disfigured or not. She seems quite ugly either way. Let’s just go with a hundred slaps.”

Alex couldn’t help but burst out laughing. He didn’t expect Maggie to say something like that. Nevertheless, he agreed with her. Clara’s appearance was indeed quite plain in Maggie’s eyes.

Clara, standing at the corner, grimaced as she cared the most about her appearance. Hence, she had been. holding a grudge ever since Alex called her “Miss” instead of “Gorgeous” on the plane earlier. And now, the two were mocking her looks in front of her, saying how her face would look the same, no matter if it was disfigured or not. That was something Clara couldn’t tolerate.

It was as if they were mercilessly poking at her sore spot.

Still, there was nothing she could do, regardless of how resentful she felt. She was alone against two people, and she couldn’t fight back or escape. She had no choice but to stay and was left at their mercy.

a tip worth ten thousand and instructed the latter to slap Clara precisely a hundred times without showing any

The scantily clad woman must have offended this

impress Alex and secure a similar opportunity to

eyes, clung

demeanor

almost marred. Whenever I close my eyes now, all I can see is my face being ruined. I’m so scared.” Maggie lowered her eyes, and tears streamed down the corner of

like a delicate woman in Alex’s presence, completely

nature.

that for a beautiful woman like Maggie, her countenance was of utmost importance. For that reason,

guilty. If it weren’t for him, Clara and Maggie wouldn’t have interacted at all, so he was

In fact, he was a dense guy who didn’t

the corner of his shirt and leaned in closer to him while keeping up