"Dulcie, remember to have Theophilus transfer the house papers to you, this house must be in your name." Ariel insisted sternly.

Dulcie, feeling extremely helpless, threw the property certificate on the table: "Mom, Theophilus has already put the house in my name. You don't need to be so wary of him, he bought this house with his own money."

"Do you feel touched by just that?" Ariel was not convinced: "He has been living and eating at our house for two years, buying a house to thank us is what he should do! Don't feel like we owe him anything! This kid knows how to play his cards right, trying to flatter you since he knows how to make money off you. Dulcie, don't think that Theophilus bought this house out of goodness for our family."

Ariel looked at Dulcie, her face wrinkled in disapproval: "He’s just paving his own way, I fear if there’s any problem with the profits at the company, he’ll push you out to save his own skin."

Anselm pondered: "That kid Theophilus is quite capable, g