Chapter 41: No Man Who Doesn't Steal Fishiness

Not just Tania Lincoln, even Father Lincoln was stunned.

He had spent money hiring a private detective to investigate Albert Brown, knowing that he was the second son of Elixirs Pharmaceuticals. Even without a position in the company, he would still receive several million in dividends every year.

When Father Lincoln heard this figure, he had been upset for quite some time.

If his Tania were to marry Albert Brown, wouldn't those millions belong to him every year?

But it's not too late now. Since Tania was able to snatch Paulo Johnson, she could also find other ways to take money from Albert Brown, even if she couldn't legitimately marry him or make the two divorce.

He believes that there are no men in this world who can resist the temptation to be unfaithful.

Otherwise, how would the famous saying, "Wildflowers always smell better than home-grown flowers," have come about?