Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 2166: Rupert's Scheme 1

Ivan stared at him for a long time, noticing the mist of tears in his eyes. He knew Spencer had been waiting for this moment for a long time. When Spencer saw Rupert, he must have been anxious too. Ivan was moved by Spencer's childlike demeanor. Holding the documents felt like scoring full marks on an exam. Ivan's lips curved into a slight smile, a relieved ease in his expression. Without saying a word, he looked away, stepped out, and gently closed the door behind him.

Spencer got the evidence and quickly sat down on the sofa, eagerly flipping through the pages. Rupert was even worse than he had imagined! Abroad, Rupert was already drowning in debt to the point where he had no friends left. He borrowed money wherever he could and resorted to deceit when he couldn't borrow any more. His reputation was utterly ruined.

Seeing this, Spencer couldn't wait to share it with Summer! But would Summer believe him? Regaining his composure, Spencer pondered his next move. Rupert had to admit to everything himself. So he began to think deeply.

Night fell.

Mr. and Mrs. Brightwood returned home to find their son suddenly back from abroad. They weren't excited because of Summer's entry into the entertainment industry and the Campell family's attitude; both elders were already very unhappy. So seeing their son didn't bring them joy.

Summer entering the entertainment industry?" Mrs. Brightwood

great," Rupert replied calmly, sitting on the

a heavy

industry pays well. With just a few months of work, she

Brightwood was shocked

disbelief-was this really her son? This person only had her son's face but

silent as Rupert took a sip of tea and noticed his mother staring at him like he was a monster. He paused and realized he had been too blunt. "Mom..." he explained with a smile, "that's not what I meant. Please sit down. I just think that since Summer likes it, we should let her pursue it without making her unhappy." S~ᴇaʀᴄh the ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access

at him incredulously.

too, but it wasn't jealousy; it was possessiveness as her official boyfriend-most men felt that way. "Yes, I support Summer," Rupert said, wanting to