Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 114 We Are Done

Alex had gifted her with this luxury car so that her business meeting would go smoothly today. In a pleasant mood, she decided to drop by to congratulate Dylan. At the same time, she also wanted to show

off to her old classmates.

But to her surprise, she saw the crowd pelting pastries at Alex as soon as she got down from the car. She was instantly stunned.

“Heather, you’ve come just in time. Your husband’s done something despicable to Dylan’s girlfriend. He’s worse than a dog!” Kate was the first to narrate Alex’s crimes upon Heather’s arrival.

“What?”

Heather’s mind went abuzz with chaos. Those words came as a bolt from the blue, shocking her to the

core.

Little did she expect Alex to do such a thing when her attitude toward him had just charged because of the luxury car he had gifted her today.

Heather’s emotions flared up at once. Without a word, she took a few steps forward, raised her hand, and slapped Alex in the face.

on Heather, he didn’t see such actions

ba****d! We’re getting a divorce today! I must be out of my mind to choose to marry you in the first place!” Heather shouted angrily.

it!” Alex argued, his body

was also out of my mind to regard you as my brother! From now on, our camaraderie is like this fruit–we’re done!” Dylan screamed scathingly, picking up a kitchen knife, cutting the fruit in half, and throwing it toward Alex.

wryly, clenching his fists. “I have nothing to say if you choose to believe these scums.

want!”

the fruit and flung it to the ground

when she saw that Alex was driving another luxury car today. It was an R8 that was more expensive than an RS7.

that the chairman would buy him another R8 when he

she didn’t believe that Alex was the one who had bought

tell what was going on.

about your stupid gift!” Dylan bellowed, picking up the porcelain vase that Alex had left on the table. He was about to smash

was observant, quickly stopped Dylan and snatched the porcelain vase

in surprise, “This is a legit porcelain vase, presumably

Era. It’s worth about two million!”