Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 435 Paying Respect To His Mother

It did not take a long time for Alex to find Maggie again.

Maggie’s face flushed once again when she saw Alex and was reminded of how he peed on those men in the bathroom.

Seeing how red Maggie’s face was, Alex felt embarrassed too because he knew what Maggie was thinking

about.

Had he known that Maggie would rush in like that, he would not have peed on Harvey and the others.

After all, Alex was a decent man and he had a reputation to uphold.

“We should head home now.” It was already midnight when Alex looked at the time.

“Okay.” Maggie agreed and followed behind Alex, but she was afraid to look him in the eyes.

As Maggie looked a little drunk, Alex was worried about her safety, so he offered to send her home, “Let me drive.”

“Okay.”

Maggie nodded and gave the car key to Alex, so he got into the driver’s seat and waited for Maggie to fasten her seat belt before driving off.

up early and left the Grant family mansion.

he bought some flowers

his mother’s tombstone, Alex’s eyes welled up the moment he touched the etching of his mother’s

so sorry, mom. I know It’s been eight years. I should’ve been here sooner. But don’t you worry because I’ve already avenged you. Susan strangled you with a white cloth, so I made that b*tch

her grave and mumbled, “I’m married now, mom. I even have å beautiful son and I’ll bring him along next time. I know

flash before his eyes as he remembered her soft gaze and her warm

smiles.

mom. I’ll visit you again with Stanley next year.”

his flowers, Alex wiped the tears off

in her twenties watching him from somewhere not too

under his breath in disbelief at how much the girl looked like his cousin, Reine Morton.

each other for eight years and Reine was only twelve back then. Even though the girl looked very

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both unsure of each other’s identity, but Alex was easier to be recognized because of how little he

I am. Are you Reine?” nodded Alex

come to visit aunt?” inquired

“Yup.”