Claimed by My First Love's Brother (by Evergreen) novel Chapter 109

Chapter 110

At that moment, I felt as if I had been slapped hard by someone, and my face was burning with pain.

My dad proudly said on the other end of the phone, “Ralda, you won’t believe it, that kid Winston is so generous. I told him I lost money in investments and needed one million, and he just gave me two million. He’s much more generous than Reynaldo.”

And I could see that he liked you very much. You see, you have been married to Reynaldo for three years, but he is still waiting for you.

In my opinion, he was better than that Reynaldo. You should just go with him.

“Dad!”

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I was so angry that tears streamed down my face.

“I had no relationship with Winston, why did you still go to him to borrow money?”

I don’t know how to repay Reynaldo’s money. And now you borrowed from him again, what do you want me to do?

Why were you always so selfish? Why did you never consider me?

“Did you really have to force me to death? Are you only satisfied then?”

I was really angry and didn’t know what to say.

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I also don’t know why my dad became so selfish and self–centered now.

How sad, a feeling of oppression and sadness that cannot be expressed in words.

He did this, which was no different than dragging me into an abyss from which I couldn’t climb out.

My dad said in a calm tone, “Why are you so excited? Winston didn’t say that he wants you to pay back.”

I laughed angrily, “Did you never intend to pay back the money you borrowed? Why should others give it to you for free? Stop always taking things for granted, okay?”

“I didn’t take it for granted, I was thinking that we wouldn’t always be a family in the future…”

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“What family?!” I raised my voice stany, so angry that I was

trembling.

My dad said in a nonchalant tone, “Winston obviously still likes you. As long as you speak up, he will definitely be willing to marry you. Once you two are married, we will become a family, and naturally, we won’t have to repay the debt, right?”

Listening to my dad’s shameless remarks, I almost fainted.

If it weren’t for the father–daughter relationship we had in the past twenty–something years, I really wouldn’t want to acknowledge him.

I tried my best to adjust my emotions and said in a low voice, “I can never be with Winston. Please give him the money back, consider it as my plea to you.”

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