My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 1184

"Paul, it's a good deal. Although your house is in a good location, it is worthless unless it's demolished in the future. Its recompense is not enough to pay off the debts of your parents. Now you can continue to live in your parents' house without paying any debts. How great it is!" Olivia hurriedly said.

When they located Paul's mother,

her parents had inquired about the value of the house. They would have received six to seven million dollars in recompense if it had not been demolished. But it would have been worthless if it had not been demolished.

The amount on the IOU was increased based on the recompense received from the demolition.

"You are so despicable to have encroached on my parents' death compensation and occupied their house. What if you don't return the house to me after taking money from others?" Paul sneered.

"Of course not!" Alison hurriedly said.

"I don't trust you!" Paul replied.

After considering the two properties that were valued millions and tens of millions of dollars,

Alison knew how to choose.

"How about this? Let's meet with a lawyer tomorrow to execute a contract establishing who will own the property, okay?" she advised.

"What about my parents' death compensation?" Paul asked again.

"Brat, you never give it up, will you?" Josh became irritable.

Alison gave Paul a stare and said, "The money that the girl's parents will give you will not be enough to pay off the debt that your parents owe us. And the death compensation..."

Before Alison finished her sentence, Paul cut her off coldly.

"There's nothing to talk about unless you return my parents' death compensation to me. You know whether my parents owe you money or not, and how much money you will demand from Mia's family," Paul said.

Alison, who had been holding back her anger,

almost darkened her face.

After finishing dinner, Paul returned to his room with his school bag.

Even though he was wearing earphones, he could still faintly hear their argument outside the door.

As for what they were arguing about, Paul didn't care at all.

He knew that they would undoubtedly opt to forego the little interests when faced with the temptation of higher interests.

He knew them very well after living under the same roof with them for years.