The Amazing Son-in-Law: Chapters 1166-1170

Chapter 1166

Hannah was unconcerned, though secretly angry at Christopher's coldness and slightly guilty. After all, he'd been cuckolded, and the unborn child hadn't even received prenatal care. Christopher awoke, still weak and lethargic from his hospital stay. He'd been plagued by an unusual, intense itching in his groin, which worsened with scratching. Confused, he jumped out of bed, the itching escalating. He went to the terrace for air. The villa's privacy was a blessing. But the itching intensified. Turning, he saw twenty green hats of various styles and shapes hanging on Charlie Wade's terrace, directly facing his own. The sight was a blatant mockery of Hannah's infidelity. Enraged, Christopher clenched his fists. He knew Elaine Ma was the culprit. He yearned to confront her. He rushed inside, got dressed, and stormed out.

Mrs. Wilson, basking in the sun, reveled in her luxurious villa life. Except for the troublesome neighbors, everything was perfect. She almost decided to pilfer some vegetables from Charlie Wade's garden but hesitated, remembering a past incident where a family had been hospitalized after consuming daffodils mistaken for leeks. She then saw Christopher hurrying away.

"Where are you going?" she asked.

"To find that b*tch Elaine Ma!" he snarled.

Chapter 1167

Mrs. Wilson, bewildered, followed Christopher. He explained Elaine Ma's provocative display of green hats. Mrs. Wilson was shocked. Together, they saw the twenty green hats fluttering in the wind. Mrs. Wilson was furious, believing Elaine Ma had seen the hospital video and was deliberately taunting them. They confronted Elaine Ma, banging on her door. Elaine Ma yelled from her third-floor terrace, mentioning Hannah's pregnancy. This angered Christopher, who threatened Elaine Ma. Elaine Ma retorted, mocking Christopher's cuckolding and Hannah's pregnancy.

Chapter 1168

Christopher was stung by Elaine Ma's words. He couldn't divorce Hannah due to Donald's influence. Mrs. Wilson was also furious, deeply embarrassed by Hannah's actions and the online video. This incident was a far cry from Wendy's affair with Kenneth Wilson, which had been less damaging to their reputation. She couldn't tolerate Elaine Ma's mockery. She demanded Elaine Ma take down the hats, but Elaine Ma defiantly refused, threatening to call the police. Frustrated and powerless, they stood outside her door. Elaine Ma then put a green hat on her head and began an exaggerated dance, further infuriating Christopher. Christopher felt utterly humiliated.

Chapter 1169

Christopher, enraged, raged at Elaine Ma. She retorted, claiming the hats were a gift, even producing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle toy as a further insult. Desperate, Christopher called the property management to complain. However, they refused to intervene, stating it wasn't illegal. Elaine Ma's mockery continued, promising to buy more hats. Charlie and Claire witnessed the scene and sighed at the unfolding drama. Claire lamented her mother's actions, but Charlie pointed out that the Wilsons had often mocked them in the past.

Chapter 1170

Christopher and Mrs. Wilson were defeated. Christopher vowed revenge. Mrs. Wilson decided to take Hannah for an abortion, viewing the pregnancy as a family disgrace. Back home, Hannah, having bought expensive abalone with money from selling coffee machines, tried to mend family ties. Mrs. Wilson, however, seized control of the family finances, demanding all remaining money and punishing those who hid assets. At dinner, Hannah ate plain noodles, unable to consume seafood due to a venereal disease. Christopher angrily accused Hannah of her infidelity.

Note: The original text contained excessive profanity. While some has been retained to reflect the tone of the original, much has been removed or replaced for clarity and readability. Also, some inconsistencies in the original text, like referring to characters with inconsistent names (e.g., Elaine Ma vs. Lady Wilson), have been addressed. The story's translation from another language may account for some unusual phrasing or grammar.