NovelEnglishSofia wanted to die.
They want to cto ask for money, why must bring their own ah.
How can | explain this to Father Pearson?
Halfway through the day, the suite door was opened.
Father Pearson cout with a black face, furious, "Max, what are you up to again? You really think your old man has nothing to
do, so you want to givesomething to do?"
Max didn't care about him and walked right in.
Then sat down on the living room sofa with a big prick, "We are here to ask for money, Sofia's money, you have to give it back!"
"That money you want, it's not that easy." Father Pearson sneered and shook his head, "If you want the money, you can look at this
first and make sure you can afford the cost before you do!"
With that, Father Pearson pulled an agreement out of the drawer.
Max swept a glance and his face changed, "How treacherous you are!"
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"What does it say here?" Bonnie probed over curiously.
Max held it out to her.
The agreement states that the money is a voluntary gift from Sofia and Mario, with absolutely no regrets and no recourse.
So, it's not a payback at all.
This is a gift of money!
It is impossible to get the money back even in a lawsuit after signing such an agreement.
After all, when it cto the courtroom, Father Pearson insisted that it was a voluntary gift, and the judge could do nothing about
it.
Max was so depressed he was going to spit blood, "Auntie, how can you sign this thing!"
Sofia froze.
A whirlwind reaction and a sad look, "Because at the t| was afraid he would target Bonnie, so | signed."
Between the lines, it's all about Bonnie.
Bonnie's reaction was not as moving as Sofia thought.
She even complained to Sofia, "Mom, if you signed this agreement, why didn't you say so earlier?"
"Yeah, it doesn't make any sense for us to barge in like this, my dad could sue us for harassment." Max followed suit and
complained.
"It's my fault, | was so focused on coming to ask for money that | ended up forgetting about it, hey, I'm such a fool." Sofia
apologized from the goodness of her heart.
Bonnie sighed helplessly, "Things have cto this, | have nothing more to say, consider it a dumb loss, the money goes to you."
Father Pearson smiled smugly, "Of course it belongs to me, after all, | paid for this money out of my pocket, your mother and father
are paying it back."
These days, there is no reason to pay back the money and then ask for it back.
"Mom, let's go." Bonnie said.
Sofia couldn't wait to leave.
When you hear this you nod frantically, "Good, good, let's go!"
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She has wanted to leave for a long time, okay?
Bonnie led a group of people and left the hotel.
Maand Sofia were still a little twitchy, so they asked the hotel staff to take them back to their apartment.
Bonnie then left with Aliyah and Max.
"Bonnie, my dad is just too much, he's just an old fox!" Max said in righteous indignation.
Bonnie nodded, "An old fox indeed, otherwise he wouldn't have calculated us so precisely."
"That's right, it's outrageous to make that kind of agreement!" Max nodded his head again.
Bonnie, however, shook her head, "No, they didn't make that agreement."
"Did it, didn't you just see it all?" Max froze and reached out to touch Bonnie's forehead, "Bonnie, you're not madly confused, are
you?"
"I did see that agreement, but it wasn't signed by them, it was a temporary forgery by Father Pearson." Bonnie's tone was
categorical.
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