The Last Time I Loved Him (Autumn and Ryan) novel Chapter 53

Chapter 3 I was trembling with anger, but my mind was incredibly clear.

While the scene wasn't yet in chaos, I pulled my parents out of the banquet hall without looking back.

It wasn't until I got into the car that I couldn't control myself and burst into tears.

I had thought that after marrying Jackson, we would live a good life together.

I would start my own business, and he would get a job at his desired company through my introduction.

But I never imagined that Jackson and his mother could be so shameless!

They didn't want to pay for the house, the car, or the dowry.

I put up with it.

But today they want to take advantage of the wedding to get a flat for free.

Just for their meaningless face!

My dad, always a calm man, was so angry that he swore bad words.

"Fuck, this family really regard themselves so popular, bastards!"

My mom kept comforting me, "It's good you didn't get married, it's good you didn't get married, our Sunny can't suffer this injustice, Mom and Dad will take you home!"

On the way home, my phone kept buzzing. Jackson and his mom were calling and texting me like crazy.

I found it disgusting and turned off my phone.

That night, Jackson texted me again after a brief period of quiet.

After a while, Jackson's attitude suddenly softened.

"Sunny, I know you're mad because I didn't discuss it with you beforehand, but it happened suddenly, my cousin has been my friend since we were kids, and I can't just stand by and watch him struggle!"

"We're a family now, why are we dropping boundaries? Let's talk it over, we can even transfer a smaller condo to him."

I laughed at him, he's still thinking about the property after all this?

Before I could speak, I vaguely heard Jackson's mother's voice next to him.

"Jack, don't just talk to her about the house, we also need her to pay the balance for the hotel we booked for the wedding reception this afternoon!"

Oh right, when we booked that banquet hall, I only paid 80,000, and there was still a balance of 8,000.

I sneered and said, "Okay, I can pay the balance, but Jackson, you have to return the car I loaned you."