Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 138

However, rather than criticizing him, everyone instead burst into uncontrollable laughter.

Has this guy lost it? What on earth is running through his head? Hahaha!”

Everyone was bent over in laughter; the look of ridicule was blatant in their eyes.

“Alex is too hilarious! How can he say something as stupid as that with a straight face? Honestly, I think! pulled a muscle from laughing too hard.”

Wade was stunned for a second before he, too, broke out in laughter.

What an idiot! Does he not think before he speaks? Serves Heather right for choosing such a useless loser. Hahahaha…

“Young man, the brain is a vital organ. I hope you find yours soon,” the homeroom teacher sighed while tapping his head. He then turned to look at Heather, and a sigh escaped his lips.

She was someone he had always had high hopes for, and she had the title of the prettiest lady in Nebula City, Yet she had somehow ended marrying an idiot who blurted out nonsense at the drop of a hat.

But other than feeling sorry for her, there wasn’t really anything else he could do.”

hand, was feeling so embarrassed that she wished the

more regretful. I shouldn’t have

but instead, she had thoughtlessly asked

Idiot! I’m such a freaking idiot!

come, I wouldn’t be in such a humiliating situation.

Ginny was shaking her head to herself. She couldn’t understand how her

the freaking chairman of Four Seas Corporation. Even the richest guy in the city, Jack Sawyer, had

dummies were turning him and his words into one big joke. How

his one question to cause such

guys really think Wade is amazing just because

“Do you want to make a bet that Madison Zucker will obediently leave without even singing one song, just because I tell her to?

of her seat. “Are you not done embarrassing

A glint of sadness crossed Alex’s eyes.

an amusement park just to see me. Yet, she still thinks I’m just boasting and intentionally embarrassing her? Does

but a few days, but Heather had forgotten the incident. Which only suggested that he, her husband, didn’t matter