This was a case of trying to find fault where there was none. Nancy sneered coldly and said, "Daniel, you are sick, aren’t you? You are so stingy yourself, yet you can imagine so adulterer."
"You want to see the money, right? Here, take a look!"
Nancy took out the deposit slip from here and scolded, "Luis paid for this birthday event, and he also paid the deposit. So what if your brother in law is showing filial respect? Are you unhappy about it?"
"Brother in law, you are going too far!"
Leah could not help speaking up at this point, "My eldest sister, second sister, and my second brother in law ticulously prepared a birthday surprise for my mother. Not only did you not help, you co here to make trouble on this very day."
Hela found it sowhat awkward, seeing that even the usually docile sister in law dared to speak up.
Daniel felt insulted, his face unprecedentedly ugly. Gritting his teeth, he asked, "Fine, fine, I misunderstood this matter."
"What about the car? How do you explain that Porsche of yours?"
Daniel continued questioning, "Do not tell Luis had money to burn, buying himself a second hand Nissan while buying you, Nancy, a Porsche."
"Porsche???"
At these words, everyone except Nancy was shocked speechless, the Wood family mother and daughter staring in disbelief.
"Yes, confess honestly, which adulterer bought it for you?"
Daniel now felt fully confident, sneering as he looked at Nancy.
Nancy showed a sowhat flustered yet helpless expression, but inwardly she sneered at his smug, petty face.
"You really bought a Porsche?"
Ruth looked at the photos in Daniel’s phone and instantly felt a little guilty.
A luxury car worth over a hundred thousand dollars, how could an ordinary relationship explain it being bought just like that?
She started wondering why her daughter could be so careless.
Although she currently wished for her daughter to divorce and find another wealthy husband, one must be discreet with such intentions. How could she leave evidence for others to grasp?
"Well, this cannot be hidden anymore."
Nancy’s expression changed, and she sneered mockingly, "Adulterer, why don’t you say sothing?"
"I would also like to interview you, how could you buy a luxury car for a woman who is not your wife?"
As she spoke, she smiled aningfully, looking at Luis.
Hela’s heart imdiately sank, suddenly feeling extrely uneasy, because Nancy did not look panicked at all.
"Brother in law, Auntie, you all, ah!"
Luis thought for a mont, then took a docunt folder from his bag and handed it over. Daniel opened it and found a complete car purchase contract inside, including the vehicle’s registration certificate which had already been issued.
There were two Porsche keys. Looking at the docunts, they were indeed registered under Nancy’s na.
Daniel imdiately beca excited, but then said, "That is not right. Why is it you? Why did you buy a car for Nancy?"
"There are other things inside, keep looking."
Luis lit a cigarette and smoked, casually ntioning that he had not offered Daniel a cigarette this ti out of courtesy.
Hela felt a pang of alarm seeing this. She stepped forward and rummaged through the folder herself, pulling out another transfer contract.
The transfer contract was printed, and judging by the date, it had been prepared nearly a week in advance...
and it was stamped with the official seal of the Store. The stamp was completely dry, so it definitely was not done temporarily.
The content of the transfer contract was very clear, Nancy was transferring the Porsche under her na to her mother, Ruth, free of charge. It only awaited Ruth’s signature to proceed with the ownership transfer directly.
"Impossible! Fake! It is fake!"
Daniel’s eyes widened in disbelief.
Luis said nonchalantly, "Aunt Hela is an educated person. You should be able to tell if this can be faked. The date on the tax invoice is right there."
Hela picked up the other receipts and saw the dates were all from three or four days ago. All the procedures were completed, just waiting for a signature to finalize the transfer.
"This, this..."
Hela was montarily speechless. Gritting her teeth, she asked, "Buying a car, why make it so complicated?"
"I said long ago I wanted to buy a good car for my Mother in law, so I asked my eldest sister to help make contact, she knows the salesperson at the Store."
"I figured I would hide the car first, to give my Mom a surprise birthday gift, so I temporarily registered the car under my eldest sister’s na."
This explanation left Daniel and his mother completely speechless.
Luis smiled and teased, "Brother in law, you are truly baffling."
A deathly silence fell. Now holding the moral high ground, the Wood family mother and daughter’s gazes were murderous.
Luis, having stirred the pot, was certainly going to enjoy the show. He smoked his cigarette comfortably, waiting for the others to take action. Nancy was the first to attack, grabbing the papers from the table and throwing them at Daniel, angrily shouting:
"Daniel, are you satisfied with this explanation now!"
"It was originally a carefully prepared birthday surprise for Mom, and now look at this ss you have created. How are you going to make up for this?"
Narrowing her eyes, Nancy asked, "Daniel, confess truthfully, where did you hear all this ridiculous nonsense?"
"Poke from your class told ."
Daniel’s confidence was completely gone now.
Upon hearing this, Nancy reacted as if she had swallowed dynamite. She lunged forward, ready to scratch her, but fortunately Leah noticed early and grabbed her eldest sister around the waist.
"Daniel, you have shit for brains! You believe a prostitute’s words over your own wife’s!"
"You have really grown so nerve, able to afford such expensive nightclubs now. Mother in law, your son is quite sothing."
Hela’s face flushed red as she asked, "Daniel, that was a prostitute?"
"Yes, yes!"
In his panic, Daniel did not dare to deny it.
He had heard about this matter and had even entertained lustful thoughts about visiting such a place, but his financial constraints had never allowed him to realize it.
"Mother in law, it is a misunderstanding, this is all a misunderstanding."
Hela’s mind was working quickly. She promptly pulled her son along and put on an apologetic smile, saying, "I said there was sothing suspicious about this and we needed to clarify it. Both the second son in law and daughter are so filial, Mother in law is truly blessed."
"Yes, fortunately my second daughter has good taste. If she were like my eldest daughter, I would be absolutely furious to death."
Ruth crossed her arms, speaking angrily, "Mother in law, you specifically ca to cause trouble on my birthday, was it intentional? Daniel, if you didn’t want to co, you could have said so."
"No, no, this child is foolish and was deceived, Mother in law, please don’t take it to heart."
Hela continued to explain.
Ruth sneered coldly. Given her personality, once she had the upper hand, she would never show rcy, and she mocked, "That can’t be right. He held it in all the way here. If he weren’t so impatient and couldn’t hold back anymore, was he planning to embarrass once my relatives and friends arrived?"
"Tsk tsk, that would have been so satisfying. Not only would it disgrace my eldest daughter, but I, as her mother, would also lose all face."
Lily snorted beside them and said, "And my husband, this adulterer, should he also be drowned in a pig cage?"
"Mom, it is all a misunderstanding. I was tricked by that bitch."
Daniel lowered his head. However displeased he felt inside, he now believed he had been played.
"Yes, Mother in law, my Daniel was just bewitched and deceived by soone."
Hela also had to lower her head.
They had originally co to demand answers, but now it had turned into the mother and son incessantly apologizing. Even if they wanted to make unreasonable trouble, they truly could find no grounds. Now, facing the triumphant Wood mother and daughter, they could only grit their teeth and endure it.
Looking at Daniel before him, Luis, who had been silently smoking, suddenly had his eyes light up.
So of his props that only worked on males hadn’t been tested yet, and now they could co in handy.
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