Margaret's Invitation to see her future father-in-law

Adams was a little nervous about Margaret's invitation.

He was vaguely aware that Margaret came from a large family, the daughter of a rich family, with a deep background.

In the past, Adams would not have dared to approach such ladies, such women only existed in fiction.

Now that he has made some achievements, he is still a little nervous when he meets his partner's parents for the first time.

He adjusted his suit and tie in his full-length mirror.

Following the address Margaret gave, they drove to a manor near the city.

The manor was nowhere to be seen, and Adams had no idea that there was such a magnificent manor near the city.

The door of the manor opened slowly, and a servant in a black suit welcomed the guest with grace, indicating that the lady had been waiting for him for a long time, and asking him to drive directly to the drawing room of the manor.

The house was now full of lights, and the servants were busy making preparations for the party.

A gaggle of dudes and socialites in bespoke suits breaks out as they chat.

Adams hated the atmosphere. He hated the aristocratic boys.

Just when he was looking for a private place to sit and wait for Marguerite.

In the middle of the crowd, Gorda called to him, "Waiter, come here for a minute."

Adams, who was called by Gerda's name, didn't want to talk to the bully.

But Gorda didn't want to let him go.

A bystander asks, "Gerda, who is that, your friend? Why are you dressed so casually?"

They were very particular about what they wore, and they would wear bespoke suits to parties, but Adams was so pregnant that an unbespoke suit looked ridiculous to them.

"Just a nouveau riche. Come on, let's go talk to him."

"Adams, you could have bought Ball's company without saying a word. Didn't you know I was going to let him pay the money he owed me with the company?"

Well, it's a good idea. Bole just loaned him a couple of million, and he wanted bole to use the company against the debt, which is worse than Adams.

When Adams made no reply, he merely winked, and his friends gathered around him.

He knocked the coffee out of Adams's hand.

"I'm talking to you."

Swearing, he grabbed Adams by the collar and threatened him loudly:

"Give you $50 million, resell your integrated real estate company to me, or your company will go out of business tomorrow!"

He knew he couldn't move Davis out. He had to put up with it for now and negotiate with Davis later.

Margaret and her father, Julien, were watching from the window.

Julien laughed and said, 'MARGUERITE, I don't know what you like about this fellow. He's as fat as a pig. Even Gorda, whom we despise, can bully him at will.

Margaret endured her father's nagging, pointing to Adams and saying, "Father, look at his unyielding eyes. He has an unyielding spirit in the face of power. I believe he is a business prodigy with potential.

Julien smiled irresistibly at his daughter's childish pronouncements, and said: "What to do now, at least in this situation, is beyond him."

As soon as he saw it, Gerda tried to knock Adams down, landing his fist on his stomach.

"Stop it! Godard!" Julian stopped Gorda's violence and continued, "Our house is not the place for you to run wild!"

At the sight of Julien, Gorda relented and pretended to be tacitly, explaining, "Uncle, we just want to talk to our new friends."

"You are all my invited guests, including Adams, and I hope you will behave yourselves!"

"Yes, we do."

In front of Julian, the dudes looked like well-behaved children, quickly losing their rebellious temperament.

Margaret also took Adams aside and introduced Him to Julien.

"Hello, Uncle. I have taken the liberty of coming to the banquet without any good gifts. I bought this box of Cohibs vi, so please make sure you keep it."

Julian said coldly, without a glance. "You have a heart."

There was an awkward moment, and when Adams didn't know what to say, Julian asked curiously,

"What was that estate company you were talking about?"

When Adams told Him how to buy Bor's company, Julian nodded.

I thought, this boy is really underestimated, but really not a good-for-nothing lucky son.

They opened their mouths and Adams discovered that Margaret's father really knew everything, including stocks and real estate.

Yurian also thought Adams was better than all the rich kids out there who just eat and drink. Maybe his daughter was right?

But when he saw Adams's bulging stomach, he silently shook his head. Adams did not fit his image of a good husband.