Life After Prison by Silencieux (PDF) novel Chapter 61

Chapter 61 

“Go ahead and eat anything you want! But don’t forget to let me know which ones you like best. I’ll buy all your favorite food for you next time!” Severin looked at Selene’s cute antics and felt his heart melt slightly. 

“Okay! Thanks, Dad!” Selene nodded maturely and spoke very politely. 

Judith and Maurice exchanged a meaningful glance at each other and smiled heartily. 

“All right, let’s try this red wine! You don’t get this sort of good stuff in prison!” Severin asked the waitress to uncork the wine and poured some for Diane and Judith. 

“Tuck in, everyone! Make sure to eat your fill!” Diane smiled and then took the initiative to serve some of the food to Judith and Maurice. 

“You should eat more too!” Judith was grinning from ear to ear too and she served some food to Diane in return. Slowly but surely, she grew fonder and fonder of Diane even though the latter showed up as daughter-in-law all of a sudden. 

After all, it was not easy for a young lady who was born into a wealthy family to endure all that hardship. Furthermore, she was not at all averse to having a poor old couple as her in-laws. 

“Mm! These are delicious!” Judith could not resist singing praises for the food after tasting some of it. In the end, however, she still felt compelled to say what was on her mind. “But they’re a little bit on the expensive side. Severin… we, um…we didn’t bring out the cash. Are you sure you have. enough money after ordering all that food?” 

Judith’s greatest worry was that Severin might not have the money to foot the bill. Although they did take half of the eighty-five thousand dollars and left the other half with Severin, they had kept all the money back in the villa and did not bring any out. It would be troublesome for them if they were stopped from leaving because they could not pay for all the food that they ordered. 

“Don’t get so worried, Mom. I still have money on my card. A simple meal like this won’t be a problem!” Severin smiled reassuringly. 

“Which one of you b*stards beat up my son?” Several minutes into the meal, a 40-something lady in a tight-fitting dress rushed in with more than 20 bodyguards. Behind her were several people following Norman.