Noble Husband At the Door

Chapter 91

"Are you lying to me just to speak for him?" Lydia said.

"It's a fact, whether you believe it or not. Do you really think I can take that much money from the

company? Do you honestly think Grandma would condone such corruption?" Yvonne asked in a cold

and expressionless voice.

"Dad, do you honestly think Grandma wouldn't find out if I took more than one million from the

company? " Yvonne looked at Godfrey and pressed further.

Godfrey was well aware of Grandmother Sue’s character. She perused the company accounts and

would never say much if she found small inconsistencies, but should the amount of money taken

exceed one million, she surely would not tolerate it.

Moreover, Yvonne was the person-in-charge for only a brief moment. It was unrealistic for her to spend

more than one million in that short period of time.

"This..." Godfrey hesitated and could not say a word.

Yvonne glanced at Samuel and said, "If it wasn't for him, do you think you'll be able to drive an Audi? If

it wasn't for him, where would you get the two hundred thousand bucks to borrow Uncle? Do you really

credit all of it to me?" i

Lydia was stunned and did not speak. It was as if

someone was choking her throat.

The car was another matter, but the 200,000 she lent t o Ferdinand for the sake of showing off was

actually Samuel's money!

"You... Are you that rich?" Lydia asked Samuel in disbelief.

Samuel did not care what Lydia thought of him. He was never concerned with it to begin with. He

looked a t Yvonne and said, "Are you willing to move to the new house with me?"

Although Yvonne had not seen what the new home looked like, she nodded without hesitation and

said," Yes. I'll go wherever you go. You’ve endured in this home for so many years and it's enough."

Samuel smiled and said to Lydia, "I won’t stop you if you're willing to come and live with us, but if you

don’t, I won’t force it."

The atmosphere at home was stiff. Yvonne then brought Samuel out of the house.

Lydia sat on the sofa without saying a word. She could be unreasonable, throw a fit, and kick up a fuss,

but with her weak influence, what right did she have to be so righteous? Samuel forked out 200,000

bucks the minute she asked for it, regardless of where it came from, the fact remained that it was from

Samuel’s pockets.

"Do you believe them, Godfrey?" Lydia asked Godfrey.

Although Godfrey found it unbelievable, he thought for a moment and realized that it truly was very

unrealistic for Yvonne to get so much money from the company.

"I don't know, but it is impossible for Yvonne to get so much money from the company," Godfrey said.

"A sum of over one million, isn't a lot, right?" Lydia felt that her words were unrealistic and looked

embarrassed.

"Are you being serious right now? Since when was one million a small sum? Don't you know how

Yvonne would end up if Mom knew that she took the money from the company?” Godfrey shook his

head angrily and helplessly.

"Then what do you think of the house he bought?" Lydia suddenly became interested.

Godfrey felt extremely ashamed. Lydia had just told Samuel to scram, and all of a sudden, she was

thinking about the house that Samuel bought?

"Lydia, Lydia. You really are thick-skinned. Didn't you say that you don't like the house he bought?"

Godfrey asked.

Lydia glared at Godfrey, and said as a matter-of-factly, "He’s lived in our house for three years. Is it that

hard for him to let me enjoy some of the blessings?"

"Did he enjoy any blessings in this home?" Although Godfrey did not have any favorable impression of

Samuel, he was not as shameless as Lydia. He would rather live in his own broken house for the sake

of his dignity.

Of course, if Godfrey knew that Samuel bought the house in the Cloudridge Hill villa area-and the

hillside villa, no less-he would probably be shameless too.

After all, what was his reputation worth? The real reputation comes from living in that hillside villa.

"How could he be that rich? Dad was the one who paid for it all. None of his relatives even came, and

when you think about it, his identity is quite mysterious." Who knew what Lydia's mind began

fantasizing about.

Godfrey sighed and said, "Stop daydreaming. If he really is an eldest young master from a great family,

would he endure being in the Sue family for three years? In these three years, aside from you, the Sue

family's other relatives rolled eyes at him so many times. Harvey hit him before too. Have you ever

seen a young master with such good temper?"