Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 739 Pushing His Luck

What?! He’s asking for too much! I’ve just given him ten thousand, and now he wants me to hand over my limited edition Ferrari to that man as well?

Caleb reckoned the old car he just smashed could not be worth more than twenty thousand, barely even enough for him to enjoy a single night out at the bar.

His Ferrari, on the other hand, was worth eight million! Not only was eight million a considerable amount to him, but that limited edition coupe was a priceless gem as well. How could he give it away just like that?

“No! That’s never going to happen! Don’t push your luck, you j*rk! I haven’t even settled the score with you yet for bashing me over the head just now. Don’t you even think of getting my car!” he barked, standing in front of his car protectively.

Alex raised his eyebrows. “Are you sure you won’t recompense?”

“Of course! So what if I just busted that shabby old car? It only costs ten thousand at most. Why should I compensate him with my car?” replied Caleb indignantly.

middle-aged man came to Alex. “Thank you, young man. I’m really grateful for your help. but I hope you’d let this

chauffeur and had been to many places, including Kenfort. Thus, he had heard of the Simpsons the last

they were still considered an upper-class family in a small place like Nebula

reckoned they must come from a lesser social class and did not want them to risk offending a powerful

what? That’s still no reason for him to act so

that, he turned toward Caleb and uttered coldly. “I’m giving you one minute to reconsider. If your answer is still the same, then I don’t

from Kenfort. That

Caleb, he surely had not foreseen Alex’s boldness. However, he knew he stood no chance of fighting him alone if

skull with a brick carlier. Caleb had no doubt that Alex would kill him just as he had claimed. Even though the latter would most likely be sentenced to death for the act, Caleb still

he had no choice but to compromise

folks have my car while I go back and send my men to rough