My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 4423

Although the report didn't specify that Mr. Elledge is Calvert's father.

However, some people online still dug up this connection, and the matter of Calvert previously refusing to pay off his father's gambling debts also became a hot topic among netizens.

Some people think that gambling debts shouldn't be repaid because it's like throwing money into a bottomless pit.

But some people think that Calvert is already quite wealthy. What's the big deal about helping his father pay off gambling debts? After all, it's because those debts weren't settled that his father ended up getting killed.

There are all sorts of discussions going on.

Harley was worried that Calvert would be upset by those comments, so he didn't let him look at his phone.

"Don't worry, if I can't even handle this much, how am I supposed to face others in the future?" Calvert said.

These past few years in the entertainment industry have really toughened up his ability to handle pressure!

Harley finally handed his phone to Calvert, but he still watched him carefully while he was looking at it.

Calvert stared blankly at his phone, reading the comments about his father. After a long while, he finally said, "Maybe this is a kind of relief for both him and me. He was a lifelong gambler, and this end... it seems like the kind of fate a gambler would meet."

Harley could feel the contradictions filling his heart.

"But now... he's gone, and I don't have a single relative by my side," he said despondently.

His mother had left when he was very young, and there had been no word from her since. Now, with his father's death, he truly felt like an orphan.

No relatives!

Even though he used to hate his father, deep down he always felt that he still had family in this world.

But now...

"From now on, I'm your family!" Harley embraced Calvert as he spoke.

He hugged her tightly, knowing she would always be by his side, warming him.

A few days later, the police called Calvert to tell him that they had found the culprit.