Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 2167: Rupert's Plan 2

Mrs. Brightwood racked her brain and then glanced at Mr. Brightwood. He thought for a moment and suggested, "Is it Oaklake?"

"Yes, yes, it's Oaklake, the closest one to us." Mrs. Brightwood was delighted when talking about buying a house.

She looked out at the darkening evening sky and pointed, "It's roughly in that direction, just two traffic lights away. It's really close. Summer has good taste; the layout of that house is also nice." Rupert felt his mother was very enthusiastic about this matter.ConTEent bel0ngs to Nôv(e)lD/rama(.)Org .

She had been looking at many properties to send over, hoping this could be settled quickly.

"Mom, how much money have you and Dad prepared?" Rupert tried to inquire directly.

At this point, Mr. Brightwood spoke up, "Son, don't worry about the money. We borrowed some from your aunt; we can pay for the house in full. Of course, you don't need to repay what we borrowed. Now the main question is, are you and Summer stable? Have you really decided to get married?"

What kind of question is that?

Rupert wondered if Summer had said something to them.

"Summer agreed to buy a house; she's planning for the future!" Mrs. Brightwood rebuked, "What kind of question is that?"

But Summer had mentioned they should find another daughter-in-law; she said it impulsively but sincerely.

"Dad." Rupert had only one thought now, so he smiled and spoke lightly-

"I know you don't understand Summer entering the entertainment industry, but abroad, it's perfectly normal. Girls can even work in bars; everyone has their preferences, not everyone likes teaching." "So you support her?" Mrs. Brightwood couldn't accept it, but if her son did, what was the point in opposing?

"Of course I support her." Rupert smiled, "We plan to buy the house tomorrow; no need to trouble you."

"Did she really agree to buy the house?"

Rupert was slightly stunned but kept smiling. What? Didn't she agree?

At this point, Mr. Brightwood also spoke up, "Summer has been waiting for you to come back; she didn't want to buy a house alone out of respect for you. Now that you're back and she's agreed to buy it, it's a good thing. It shows she cares

about you."

Rupert wasn't very touched; she didn't want to buy a house because she didn't want to get married.

"So Mom and Dad, we've decided to buy the house tomorrow." He smiled, "As for the money... is it ready?"

"Rupert, do you have any money yourself?" Mr. Brightwood tried asking him, "Do you have $300,000?"

No, he didn't even have $10, 000.

"What's up?"

"The thing is, your aunt's money is in a fixed deposit that matures next month. If we withdraw it now, we need to cover the interest loss. If you have any money on hand, maybe you could advance it."

"I've recently invested all my money;

it'll take until the end of the year to see returns." Rupert lied without blinking. "So I really can't come up with that much cash right now, you'll have to borrow from Aunt.

"No problem at all; give whatever you can. We'll consider it as borrowing from you and repay it slowly."

"I have no money." Rupert

emphasized again, "All my money is

tied up in investments; it's a large project needing capital turnover. really don't have any cash right now, but we must buy a house if we're getting married."