Son-in-law From Rags to Riches

Chapter 36

Drink More Hot Water!

In Marsh’s house.

Gabriel angrily threw the teacup on the ground and widened his eyes. “What? Joshua smashed your car?”

Marsh nodded. “Dad, you must punish him for me. You know, this car is so important to me. I really can’t stand it!

Sarah, Gabriel’s wife, stood up angrily and said, “No, I must call my brother and ask him to teach his useless son-in-law a lesson! How dare that loser smash my son’s car and hit him!”

Gabriel frowned and said, “Don’t do it now! Let’s not mention it now!”

Sarah was surprised, “Why don’t you stand up for your own son?’

Gabriel replied, “What do you know? Now that Pamela has got the qualification to bid, their family is enjoying their glory. What can you do even if you look for her? Besides, Mom must know about it. Since Mary hasn’t said anything, we can pretend that we don’t know!”

Sarah didn’t understand, “What does Mary have to do with our son’s matter?’

Marsh was also confused.

With a confident look on his face, Gabriel explained, “It was Hanson who went to talk about the qualification first, but he failed. For this kind of mistake, he should have been punished, but my mother made an exception. After all, he is her favorite grandson!

‘Although Pamela did well this time, Mom is not very happy about it, but Mom won’t punish Pamela now at least!

“She needs a reason if she wants to make things difficult for Pamela!

“The more low-key we keep, the more arrogant Joshua and Pamela will be!

“Mom is worried about Joshua the most. She is worried that he will steal her position. Now the higher he goes, the more miserably he will fall! We don’t need to do anything. Mom will teach them a lesson for us! But it’s not now!”

Sarah suddenly understood. ‘Honey, you are so far-sighted!”

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Gabriel nodded proudly.

Marsh was not convinced. “Dad! But I am still so angry. You don’t know how arrogant Joshua is just because he is the director of the Security Department. I really want to beat him up!”

Gabriel frowned and said, ‘The most important thing right now is not to cause trouble for Joshua, but to coax your sister, Giselle. Otherwise, I can’t deal with Giselle’s father when he comes to find trouble with us!

Sarah also persuaded Marsh, ‘Your father is right. Giselle’s mother is not easy to deal with, either! Apologize to Giselle now!

“Well, I see!”

Even if Marsh was so unwilling to do that, he could only nod in agreement.

He went out and called Giselle.

He thought Giselle had blacklisted him, but the phone was answered soon.

Why are you calling me? Coward!” Giselle said in a low voice.

Marsh was a little embarrassed, “Well… Giselle, I apologize to you. I did something wrong this morning, but you know it’s not that I’m a coward. It’s just that Joshua is 100 arrogant!”

Giselle snorted with disdain!

*Please trust me. To show my sincerity, you can ask me to do anything!”

“Anything?”

“Yes!” Marsh replied affirmatively.

Gritting her teeth, Giselle said, ‘As long as you can teach Joshua and Pamela a lesson and ruin their reputation, I will forgive you! What do you think?”

“Well…” Marsh hesitated.

‘Scared?

“Of course not!

“Then show it to me! Otherwise, you will be blacklisted by me forever! Don’t forget that you want to be the successor of the Windsor family. Without my support, think about the consequences!”

Giselle hung up the phone!

Marsh spat on the ground, “Damn it! She’s just a bitch who held the trash can and begged men to fuck her.

She really takes herself seriously! If my father didn’t order me to do this, I wouldn’t apologize!”

Despite saying that, Marsh quickly dialed a number. “Hello, Leo? My car was smashed. I want to teach a person a lesson. Do what I tell you quickly…”

At half past six in the afternoon.

Joshua stretched himself on the chair.

He was about to get off work.

He had planned to go to the branch company to find Pamela, but he gave up after thinking for a while.

Pamela was a workaholic. She must be working overtime and be busy with the bidding plan. If he went, he couldn’t see her, but instead would be scolded.