Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Fed up, James exclaimed, “Goodness—it isn’t a matter of whether I lend you the car! How… How can I possibly let you drive if you don’t have a domestic license?”

Tate was rather annoyed as well and he snapped, “I told you that I have a license. If it bothers you so much, I’ll drive on the right side of the road. Happy?”

By this point, James felt like his blood was boiling in his veins. This was the first time he met someone so annoyingly bad at getting the point.

“I thought I made it very clear that your foreign license can’t be used here! It doesn’t matter which side of the road you drive on. If you drive now, you’re still driving without a license. Do you understand?”

James was about to blow a gasket and he simply glared at them without saying a word.

Quickly, Helen stepped in. “Tate, Minerva, it’s simply that the government here is very strict about road safety rules. How about this—you tell us where you want to go and I’ll have Liam take you there!”

Of course, Tate and Minerva exchanged a reluctant glance.

take the vehicle out for a spin was to show off. How

to lend it to me, fine! Do you think I f*cking care?” With that, Tate stomped

I’d lend you the

to stop him. “That’s enough. You have to be more understanding, okay? They don’t know how it is here because they grew up

they speak and behave! Do they think they’re fantastic for having been overseas? Their father is still just a managing director now that they’re back! They could earn, what, a million or two a year? Five, at

to humor them. Besides, they only behave like that because they’ve spent too much time

I wouldn’t be so patient with them.” James sighed in frustration. “Fine, you can wait on them but I’m not going

out of the villa, feeling like he could no longer tolerate

only stay

and they proceeded to explore every room in the house and turn the rooms

even put it on and took pictures in various poses, once again showing

was a good thing Helen found out in time and hurriedly returned the Rolex to its place;