Surprised Wife With Twins novel Chapter 1458

Chapter 1458: Women Probably Have Some Drama

"Mom, what are you doing?" Monica asked after entering the room and glancing at the man sitting on the sofa with a home purchase agreement. She looked at Belinda, puzzled, "Why buy so many houses? Your company is not in Arkpool City, and you don't live here often. Isn't it unnecessary?"

"Just sign the document and move out immediately," Belinda said coldly, her face showing discontent.

"Dad never came to bother you, did he? Consider this house as having nothing to do with him, he's not charging you rent, why are you having a problem with the money? Buying a house is not like buying cabbages!" Monica argued.

"Monica, I said, sign the document quickly! Don't you understand?!" Belinda raised her voice, seemingly frustrated.

Tristan furrowed his brows, feeling like he had sensed something. If she really wanted to buy a house, couldn't she just sign the document and move out?

This must be a woman's-drama.

Yes, Belinda knew her daughter was stubborn and wouldn't sign easily.

Tristan pondered and then spoke, "Auntie, if you're unhappy about something, you can communicate it. Buying a house outright may not be a big deal for you, but Monica thinks it may be unnecessary."

As he spoke, he looked around, then asked with concern, "Is there something wrong with this house? Or is there a problem somewhere?"

"Tristan," Belinda's gaze shifted slightly, landing on him. She asked coolly, "In what capacity are you here discussing family matters with me?"

Family matters?

The clever Tristan seemed to understand something. In her subconscious, she considered Uncle Swain as a family member.

So, Tristan, seeing the situation was ripe, said to Monica, "You should call your dad. Buying a house is okay, but if we are to move out of here, at least he should know."

Something flashed in Belinda's eyes, and her expression softened when she looked at Tristan.

Monica thought his words made sense, "Okay." She took out her phone, giving her mother a wary glance.

Unexpectedly, her mother didn't object.