Sweet Twins

Jay drove to the He family first for a visit.

Doris' father, Matt, walked out when he saw someone outside their house, and asked, "Who are you?"

Ever since Doris had been bullied and maltreated by the Liang family, Matt did all he could to avoid getting in contact with rich people like a plague.

Therefore, the way he looked at Jay was somewhat reserved.

In the past few years, he had not dared to even mention the name of Doris in front of the villagers for fear of being ridiculed and laughed at.

But even so, there were still some atrocious people who would secretly spit at him.

In reality, people's essence would always stay the same. They would bully kind people who would not retaliate and flatter the powerful ones in hope of ingratiating themselves.

This was especially more evident and serious in a remote village like theirs.

"I'm Doris' man," replied Jay, as he got out of the car.

"What?" Matt looked at Jay in disbelief. But when he saw how debonair and handsome Jay looked, never in his wildest dreams would he have thought that such a handsome and noble man would ever be associated with his poor daughter.

"Are you really Doris' man?" Matt inquired incredulously, still in in disbelief.

"Why? Don't you think it's possible?" Leaning against the car, Jay looked even more handsome as the rays of the morning light in the countryside fell on him.

He no longer seemed as domineering as before, but rather, he appeared a little disdainful and arrogant.

"You don't seem like... No, it's..." Matt stuttered, so shocked that he was rendered speechless.

"Do you have something to tell me about Doris? Did you bully her?" Jay asked while surveying the dilapidated yard of the He family.

"No, no, no, I didn't..." Matt was a man who used to have business deals and had experienced a lot of things along the way. When he saw how well-dressed and elegant Jay appeared, he knew that Jay was a man of power. Would he even dare to deceive him?

bad his relationship to Doris turned out to be, fact was,

was staring at

one was around, he found the courage to voice out and said in a loud voice, "It's all because of the Liang family. I still owe them hundreds of thousands

kind of business is the Liang family in?" asked Jay casually.

a tea factory..." Matt replied in a low

Jay asked with disdain, his eyebrows slightly

around them

are saying they have hundreds of people employed in

employees was just a small-scale workshop for him. They were just a tiny fry

my advice, go and live a good life with Doris. Tell her that I'm sorry for what happened. I wasn't capable enough to protect her in the past. That child has already suffered more than enough. Alas, she has you now. I'm

have another thing to

he intently fixed his eyes on Matt's face.

our place, people didn't think of having a high ambition. That child had no choice, but I know that his love for Doris is real. Thanks to

to her?" As his father-in-law praised Felix, a faint sense of envy and discomfort arose in Jay's

He glanced at him and saw that Jay's face had darkened and he looked forlorn. To console him, Matt hurriedly added, "But what happened between him and Doris is already in the past. Nothing else happened between them. Both of them are innocent. Don't

often sleep over at Felix's house when she was a child," Jay probed in a lazy voice, pretending to

happened when they were only three or four years old. They were still too young then. What would they know about love?" Matt explained

and relieved at the same time. After all, it

card. "Take this, there is one million dollars here. You can use it however you want to, but don't give it to the Liang family as payment for your debt. I

Matt reminded him anxiously.

reply was summed

car and drove to check the small enterprise owned by the Liang family. It was very small, but it had

directly. Instead, he ordered people to investigate them if they had

Jay knew

the amount of tax evasion was so large that it couldn't be filled up, the Liang family would

step on his scheme was to purchase the two small companies owned by the Liang

had no intentions of managing such a small company,

seemed