CEO's Dumb Bride novel Chapter 138

Chapter 138 Four Thousand Dollars Per Hour

Paul felt frustrated. He didn't get Fabiana's money, and now they wanted to install surveillance in his house? Of course, he wouldn't agree to that.

Wilfred said, "If you don't want to install it, then we'll go through legal procedures. In any case, this matter must be resolved today."

"You..." Paul was furious and glared at Wilfred, saying, "What kind of lawyer are you? Installing surveillance to monitor us? Don't you know that's illegal?"

Wilfred replied, "I've already said that we won't watch the surveillance footage. We would only upload the footage to the cloud, which is just to prevent you from deleting it. We don't have access to watch it. Only the police will have the right to view the footage if you hurt Ms. Klaud. Do you understand what I mean?"

Paul choked for a moment. He couldn't find a reason to refute him since Wilfred had already explained it.

In any case, Wilfred's attitude was clear. Either they installed surveillance or went to court. Those were the only two options.

"Fine, be my guest! Do whatever you want!" Paul angrily turned his head and sat on the couch. He didn't want to argue anymore.

What advantage could he gain from arguing with a lawyer?

"Alright, it's settled then. If you don't want to pay, we'll cover the cost of installing the surveillance."

"Whatever, just hurry up and finish it. What the f*ck!" Paul cursed with a grim face.

Wilfred nodded, then discussed with Lilian. Lilian agreed to cover the cost.

With the surveillance installed, Lilian felt slightly relieved. She bid farewell to Fabiana with reluctance and left Paul's house with Wilfred.

Next, they would go buy the surveillance equipment.

Lilian looked gratefully at Wilfred and typed "Thank you" on her phone.

Wilfred smiled and said, "You're welcome. I'm glad I could help, Ms. Rossum. By the way, do you know that I charge by the hour?"

Lilian was slightly taken aback. She hadn't asked about his fees before.

She nervously typed to ask him, "How much will it cost?"

Wilfred smiled, "Four thousand dollars per hour."