The Returning EX (John and Sophia) novel Chapter 1312

No matter how much the bridal price was, as long as Lola was happy, they would be content with it.

A moment later, Fiona came into the room in an attempt to retrieve the bank card.

One of the relentless neighbors said, “Hurry up and check how much money is in the card. I don’t believe they’re able to fork out so much money at once. What’s wrong? Are you afraid that we’ll borrow money from you, so you’re not willing to show us?”

With a frown, Fiona stopped what she was doing. It seems that before these people find out how much money is in the card, they won’t be leaving anytime soon. If I insist on not showing them the amount of money, they may spread false information to other villagers.

Fiona turned to gaze at her husband, who directly lay down on the bed. It seemed that he decided not to care about this anymore.

After cursing her husband secretly, Fiona fell into a dilemma with the card in her hand. “Well, I don’t know how to check the amount of money in this card.”

Sure enough, someone among them knew how to do this. The person took over the card and called the bank’s careline. The neighbors were so fervent about this that Fiona couldn’t even get a word in.

Initially, Fiona was flustered, but seeing that the neighbors were more nervous than she was, she managed to calm down instantly. Then, she went out to pick up the fruits that she had yet to finish preparing and returned.

The neighbor followed the instructions, then he was eventually connected to a customer service representative. Nevertheless, Fiona couldn’t hear what the person on the other end was saying.

After the inquiry ended, the neighbor hung up the call. With a conflicted expression, he smacked his lips and returned the bank card to Fiona.

In a curious manner, Fiona asked, “How much is it?”

The neighbor pursed his lips and said in an obviously jealous tone, “They’re really generous.”

Hearing this, Fiona understood that the bank card indeed contained a lot of money. Langdon, who was pretending to be asleep, opened his eyes immediately.

At this point, the neighbors understood that the Jeffersons never went back on their word, so they stopped pestering the Hunts and streamed out of the house.