Chapter 8 Samuel In Danger

“Good. Very good. Annalise, find a lawyer to talk to me. I would like to see what kind of lawyer can chase me out of the house I have been living in my whole life. Please invite the reporters to come over too. Ask them to report on the news to show the public how my ungrateful niece, whom I raised, betrays me,” Kent said, infuriated.

“Okay. I’ll get a lawyer, and you’ll get the reporters,” Annalise said while staring at Kent with interest.

“Y-You…” Kent was so enraged by Annalise’s arrogant attitude that he could barely utter a complete sentence. Bethany supported Kent and said to Annalise in a pleading tone, “Anna, please stop. Your Uncle Kent has heart disease and can’t take any more stress.”

“Let’s complete the transfer of ownership the day after tomorrow. You all go find a new house and move out as soon as possible.” Annalise went upstairs after saying that.

A cold gleam flashed across Kent’s eyes as he watched Annalise walk up the stairs.

After Annalise disappeared up the stairs, Bethany asked Kent in a lowered voice, “Hubby, what should we do now? Annalise is nothing like a country bumpkin who grew up in the countryside. She’s pretty smart!”

Kent said through gritted teeth, “Information is too accessible in today’s era. Even kids who grew up in villages are quite knowledgeable. I have underestimated her.”

A hint of malice flashed across Bethany’s gaze. She lowered her voice even more as she suggested, “Hubby, now that things have come to this, why don’t we just…”

Without finishing her sentence, Bethany made a gesture of slicing the throat.

Kent frowned as he heard that. “Do you think I have never thought of that? Heather had written in her will that in the event of Annalise’s demise, all of the assets in Moonlight Group would be donated to South River Foundation.”

Bethany muttered, “I thought that only applies if she dies before 20 years old.”

“If she dies between 20 and 50 years old, 90% of the assets in Moonlight Group will be donated to South River Foundation.” Kent was displeased at the thought of this.

Bethany replied, “Heather is indeed smart and calculating. Annalise has inherited her intelligence. Otherwise, how could a kid raised in the countryside be that smart?”

Kent let out a long sigh before saying, “Luckily, I have a backup plan.”

“What is it?” Bethany’s eyes widened.

plan, his phone rang. It was

the caller was, Kent shushed Bethany with a solemn expression on his face. Then, he put on a smile and

back to Jadeborough tomorrow. I must treat you all to a meal before leaving. I suggest we have dinner at Hamilton Hotel tonight. What do you

Kent readily accepted

come over here earlier. We’re in the 1888 presidential suite of Hamilton Hotel,”

Kent replied

hanging up the call, Bethany lifted her chin in the direction of the stairs. “Are we telling her about

her eyes. “Why should we tell her?

“But if we don’t tell her, what if Samuel asks…”

went out to meet her friends. We’ll explain that since she grew up in the countryside, she enjoys hanging out with those improper

Abigail raised her chin,

Bethany, and Abigail reached the 1888 presidential suite in

couch in the living room of the

they seemed to be

a

Alexander fixed his gaze on Samuel with a look of

and you know that Abigail from the Barton family is not a good egg,” said

to get your affirmation. I strived to get full marks in my exam. when I was young, and

after he

when he

my identity as an illegitimate child. Hence, no matter how much I want something, I’ll never fight for

“If I could, I would never choose to be an illegitimate

was moved by

ask what she thinks when she comes later. A marriage will only last long if it’s

Grandpa!” Alexander thanked his grandfather

the door of one of the rooms swung open. Julian walked out and said in a

chuckled. “Don’t you think you’re being

explained, “Us men of the Parks family are not allowed

52 years old. Don’t tell me you’re so petty that you’re still upset about that?” said Alexander, smiling.

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