The Amazing Son-in-Law (Chapters 1081-1085)

Chapter 1081

Thompson First's villas are worth over one hundred million dollars, making them the most expensive in Aurouss Hill City. For ordinary families, owning one is a lifetime impossibility. Even wealthy families might struggle to afford one, while the very rich would need ten years of hard work. For the Webb family, however, such a villa is insignificant. Despite their current difficulties, their hundreds of billions in assets render a hundred-million-dollar villa inconsequential.

Donald knew the Webb family purchased the villa for the Wilson family, not as a gift. This was essentially a real estate investment; the villa's appreciation in value over two years would generate profit. Therefore, Donald agreed to the Wilson family's request.

"Since we're collaborating on important matters, I can fulfill this small request," he said, nodding. "I'll instruct my people to inquire about units 04 or 06, regardless of availability. I'll purchase it at a premium price, and you can move in!"

The Wilson family was ecstatic, especially Christopher, whose admiration for his mother intensified. He'd previously underestimated her, but now recognized her shrewdness. He contrasted his own reaction—bowing in gratitude at the prospect of Webb family investment—to his mother's calm analysis and successful negotiation of the villa. It wasn't a permanent solution, but it was a significant gain.

Mrs. Wilson understood that aligning with the Webb family required proactive engagement. While the villa wasn't a guaranteed long-term possession, a commitment to occupancy duration was necessary.

Smiling at Donald, she said, “Mr. Webb, you're incredibly generous. However, I have a request.”

Donald nodded, saying, "Please proceed."

Mrs. Wilson stated, "Mr. Webb, considering my age and health, a temporary stay wouldn't suffice. If you were to eliminate Charlie Wade, would I be forced to move out the next day? After all, eliminating someone like him is easily within your power."

Donald chuckled at the flattery. "You want a guarantee on your occupancy duration, don't you?"

Mrs. Wilson gave a thumbs-up, flattering him further, "Mr. Webb, I don't crave wealth, but my health requires stability. Could we sign an agreement for at least ten years of occupancy? Regardless of my status after ten years, the Wilson family will vacate as agreed."

Ten years, she reasoned, was considerable—a seventh of a typical 70-year property lifespan, equivalent to almost $20 million of a $100+ million villa's value. Given her age (80), she may not even live that long.

Chapter 1082

Donald wouldn't gift the villa to the Wilson family; he wasn't foolish. However, a ten-year occupancy wasn't a significant burden.

He said indifferently, “Ten years is ten years, but you must dedicate yourselves to my endeavors, swiftly eliminate Charlie Wade, and further rewards will follow."

The Wilson family bowed in profuse gratitude. Their fortunes had dramatically improved—the Wilson Group was saved, and they secured a Thompson First villa, exceeding their previous lifestyle. Donald's promised support for the Wilson Group further enhanced their prospects.

Donald continued, "I'll dispatch someone to Thompson First to inspect the property and purchase unit 04 or 06 as soon as possible. For now, you'll stay in the guest rooms. Once preparations are complete, I'll arrange your return to Aurouss Hill, and the investment into the Wilson Group will be transferred to your company account."

Overjoyed, the Wilson family expressed their gratitude. They were then escorted to the guest quarters of the Webb estate, a sprawling property divided into three sections: the Webb family's residence, staff quarters, and guest quarters. The estate, built on extensive land, significantly exceeded Thompson First in scale, with ample guest rooms for the family of five. They were assigned four rooms.

Chapter 1083

Before nightfall, Christopher and Hannah were engaged in intimacy in their guest room. Christopher's prolonged separation from his wife fueled his passion. Hannah, overjoyed at their reunion, reciprocated his affections.

However, a sense of disappointment clouded Hannah's joy. She felt her husband's abilities paled in comparison to the supervisor from the coal mine. The supervisor, despite his age, possessed superior strength and stamina compared to the slightly overweight and less physically fit Christopher.

This realization brought a pang of regret, contrasting the passionate encounter with the memory of her past betrayals. However, her relief at escaping the mine and the abusive supervisor outweighed these feelings.

That evening, the Webb family's staff served the Wilson family dinner. Neither Donald nor Thomas Webb attended. They treated the Wilsons as subordinates and didn't deem it necessary to dine with them.

Mid-meal, the butler announced that unit 04 of Thompson First had been purchased, already furnished with luxurious appliances at an additional cost of $30 million. They could move in the following day.

Overwhelmed with excitement, Mrs. Wilson’s hands trembled as she dropped her silverware. After thanking the butler, she assigned rooms to her family, eager to move in and confront Elaine Ma and Charlie Wade. Christopher vowed revenge, but Hannah cautioned against revealing their past actions, which could lead to legal consequences.

Chapter 1084

Christopher questioned the seeming impunity of Elaine Ma and Charlie Wade. Hannah explained that their past actions, including her involvement with Linda in a scheme against Elaine Ma, could lead to their arrest. Mentioning the black coal mine and her time with the supervisor would also damage her position within the family. Christopher agreed to remain silent.

The next day, the Wilson family returned to Aurouss Hill in a Buick GL8, a stark contrast to their previous opulent transportation. Mrs. Wilson was dissatisfied but remained silent due to the presence of the driver.

The four to five-hour drive concluded past noon. The driver delivered them to Thompson First, providing access cards and keys, and informing them that Donald would send someone the following day regarding the Wilson Group investment.

Upon arrival at Thompson First, the family felt a profound shift in their circumstances. Their past jealousy and resentment were replaced with triumph and ownership. Mrs. Wilson, in particular, revelled in their new status, envisioning a confrontation with Elaine Ma. Wendy reminded her of Elaine Ma's injury, prompting laughter. However, Harold spotted Elaine Ma and Charlie Wade working in the green belt.

Chapter 1085

Elaine Ma, unable to leave her home due to her leg injury, had become interested in gardening. She had tasked Charlie Wade with preparing a vegetable garden in the green belt. Charlie Wade initially resisted, but his wife, Claire, convinced him that it would keep Elaine Ma occupied.

Elaine Ma instructed Charlie Wade on the specifics of soil preparation. She then approached Charlie Wade with a request to purchase fruit trees and plants instead of planting seeds. Charlie Wade, initially resistant, understood her intention to create a visually appealing garden for social media.

Elaine Ma elaborated on her childhood love for gardening and her desire to fulfill a long-held dream, hinting that Claire also shared this interest. Charlie Wade, sensing his wife's preference, agreed, contacted Claire, who enthusiastically approved the plan.