Son-In-Law Madness

Chapter 869 Jobless

“Of course not!”

“So, it's because she's not pretty enough?”

Alistair fell silent.

He realized that conversing with a rogue like Donald was like being stuck in quicksand—the more he struggled, the deeper he sank.

Unable to bear it any longer, Monica interrupted Donald in an icy tone, “Forget about whether Ali has romanced other girls. At least he's a graduate of a reputable university. What about you? Are you the owner of a successful business? How dare you approach Hanny?”

Donald immediately answered in a respectful tone, “My dear mother-in-law, I used to work as a security guard for a company, but since my darling Hannah is earning so much money, I've chosen to manage the household and stay informed about world affairs.”

“So, you're basically jobless?” Monica knew Donald was shameless, but she had never expected that his shamelessness knew no bounds.

He's leeching off Hannah, and yet he has the audacity to speak in such a righteous manner?

Monica had had enough. Slamming her hand on the table, she roared at Hannah, “There's no way I'm letting the two of you be together! Hannah Nixon, I order you to return home immediately! No more living alone outside!”

Donald had been waiting for Monica to say this.

He turned to Hannah and said, “Darling, your mother thinks we are not right for each other. Maybe we should call it quits. After all, it's really difficult to carry on without your mother's blessing. Let's not force things and part ways here.”

Monica had expected Donald to put up a struggle, argue with her, or display some reluctance to leave Hannah.

Yet, Donald was so decisive.

Have I finally mastered the art of arguing to the point where I could shatter the arrogance of a man like him?

Just as Monica was bewildered by the sudden turn of events, Hannah reached out and grabbed Donald, preventing him from leaving.

“What my mother said doesn't matter. Whether she blesses our relationship or not is not important. As long as you're willing to be together with me, who cares what she thinks of us?”

Her statement left both Monica and Alistair stunned.

Monica had emphasized to Alistair that Hannah was an erudite, sophisticated woman who hadn't so much as held another man's hand in all these years.

However, Hannah had surprised them all today, even going to the extent of defying her mother just to make a man stay.

“Darling, surely this isn't necessary? I have a gathering with friends later. You're going to make me late.”

The more Donald wanted to leave, the more reluctant Hannah was to let him go.

A half-smile flickered across her face. “Who are those friends? Have I met them? If not, we should meet them together. It's been a while since I hear your buddies call me Mrs. Campbell. I miss it.”

Donald widened his eyes at Hannah, flabbergasted by her tenacity.

She's really one ruthless woman, huh? Not giving up even when I've already made myself pretty clear.

At her wit's end, Monica pointed at her daughter and demanded, “Hannah, what exactly are you up to? Explain yourself today!”

Matching Monica's energy, Hannah retorted, “Mom, I told you you've got poor judgment. It's obvious that the man you're trying to set me up with only has eyes for books. We're simply not compatible. I really like Donald, and I've decided to spend my life with him.” This text is © NôvelDrama/.Org.

“How dare you defy your parents? As a daughter of the Nixon family, do you think you have a choice in this?” Monica was on the verge of losing her mind.

If not for the presence of Alistair, who was an outsider, she would have already slapped her daughter across her face.

“Since you're adamant about me following the family's orders, why don't you call home and ask for their

opinions?” Hannah asked.

Monica didn't understand Hannah's cryptic suggestion, but she took out her phone and called home.