I'm A Quadrillionaire by Xirou Huang

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 159

At Leslie’s house.

Leslie and his wife were sitting in the living room watching television.

Cedric had plans to play basketball with his friends today since it was the weekends, so he did not go to his Aunt Diana’s house with his parents.

At this moment, Cedric came across Judy’s Instagram post on his phone.

He was immediately stunned by the good food in the picture. He had not even seen such great food before. The lobster and the king crab looked absolutely scrumptious, and he quickly ran to the living room.

“Mom, Dad, you two went to Aunt Diana’s house today, right? I thought you were discussing Judy and her boyfriend’s wedding. Why didn’t you bring me along to eat good food?”

He thought the pictures were taken during lunch.

Then, he passed his phone to Leslie and Lisa.

Leslie and his wife were no longer calm when they saw the pictures. They had only seen such food on television before. They could only imagine how much this table of food must have cost.

understood that this must be the dinner David treated those two families

David even promised Diana’s family a

Leslie had the chance to build a good relationship with David like Diana did years ago. If so, his family

David’s guardianship and the

the phone aside and said, “This wasn’t lunch. The lunch we

Diana’s family? Why didn’t they invite us to eat with them? I’ve never seen

the missed opportunity of

you know is eat! G o to your room

stunned as he did not expect Leslie to suddenly shout at him. Tears welled in

our son! I told you to be nice to Dave, he’s still your nephew, isn’t he? But no, you wouldn’t listen, you said he’s the problem of whoever

not reply as he laid

that he did not show concern for David after the boy

him, that David did not seem to be living

of child abuse and

to say that David had it coming and that it was

now, he could afford a luxury car, buy a house for Diana’s family, and bring them

as he was, he also felt regretful. He should have shown David some form of concern, or things would not have gotten