CHAPTER 165
Author: Blue white
last update2025-10-04 14:33:49

Robison had thought that after all his efforts and heartfelt arguments, she would agree to his proposal. But in an instant, it felt like he was pouring water into a bamboo basket, completely futile. This woman showed no gratitude; instead, she insisted on waiting, but for what? If he let her have her way, Robison felt like he would end up sharing his assets with Ava, and that was his biggest fear. He realized that Zach had already lost his chance, but his own situation was still serious enough to upset their father. To his surprise, their father had shown unexpected affection towards Ava, leaving her so much. Now, with both him and Jack having stirred up trouble, Uriel was still in a good position. If things continued like this, it would only lead to Zach’s possessions and his own being divided up for Ava, a scenario he could not accept at all.

He had been running around for days, and it wasn't easy. Plus, the issues at the police station were still unresolved. "Cousin," he said, frus
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