Chapter 66 A park in River City
David and Pearl were sitting by a river.
Pearl told David about what she had been through for over twenty years.
David listened quietly and did not speak.
“Mr. Lidell, aren’t I stupid? I give them whatever they want! If I don’t have the money, I’ll just loan it from someone else and save up to pay back the loan,” Pearl asked when she had finished.
“Miss Pearl, you’re not stupid. You’re just too sentimental! The more you give, the more they take it for granted,” David said after pondering it.
“Perhaps! But I’ve decided to live for myself for the next few decades after I’ve lived the first twenty years for them!”
“Miss Pearl, please invite your parents to the hotel for dinner tomorrow! I should do a little something since they’ve come this far. If you need money, just go to the finance department and get it. No matter what decision you make, I will support you!” said David.
“Thank you! Mr. Lidell!” Pearl cried as she leaned into David’s arms.
She thought David would look down on her because she had such a family, but he did not mind at all.
Little did she know that David’s parents had died when he was a child, and his life with Uncle Tres was not much better than hers.
However, he had his Aunt Diana and Aunt Sally, who doted on him. Pearl had no one, so his heart ached for her.
She had her family’s best interests at heart but eventually found that they only used her as a tool to make
money.
“Miss Pearl! Cry all you want! You’ll feel better crying it all out!” said David as he patted Pearl on the back.
Pearl wept in David’s arms for about half an hour before getting up.
She was embarrassed to see that the chest area of David’s clothes was wet with her tears.
“Mr. Lidell, I’m sorry! I wet your clothes.”
“It’s alright! Miss Pearl, come on! Let’s go back.”
The two returned to South River International Residence.
They soon realized Sam and the rest had left.
“Mr. Lidell, I’ll go find them!” Pearl wanted to leave after finishing.
However, David stopped her.
“Miss Pearl, didn’t you say you’re going to live for yourself from now on? You should learn to say no. They’ll get more brazen if you go to them now. Besides, they’re adults. Nothing will happen to them.
“Al… alright! Good night, Mr. Lidell!”
Pearl entered her room once she said this.
She thought David was right. Since she wanted to live for herself, she should learn to say no.
David lay on the bed.
He looked at the system panel in front of him.
(Host: David Lidell
[Balance: 9999968654625465 dollars
(Body: 50 (Pretty strong) +
(Mind: 50 (Pretty strong) +
[Skills: Driving (10 Expert)+, Piano Skills (10 Expert)+, Singing (10 Expert)+, Lyrics writing (10 Expert)+, Song Composition (10 Expert)+
(Lavish points: 190]
He had 190 lavish points left.
He wanted to improve himself quickly.
Making up his mind, he spent 50 lavish points on his body.
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