Perfect Husband, The Destined One novel Chapter 62

The Lyndon family gathered around Wentworth and condemned him as if he was a prisoner.

"Wentworth, this was all your fault!"

"You swore that you could make money; now what happened?"

"I didn't know Tony was unreliable. As it turns out..."

"No matter what, you have to give us an explanation today."

They got angrier along with the conversation. It was like there was a fire in their eyes; they looked like they would kill Wentworth.

"Don’t worry, guys, there must be a solution to this matter," Lily, who stood aside, said anxiously.

They were unable to take it easy! The great Lyndon family was about to go bankrupt because of her father!

Samantha also hurriedly said, "We’re family. Don’t get too emotional."

However, no one cared about the mother and daughter at all.

Then, Granny Lyndon looked at Wentworth in disappointment and said, "Wentworth, you have failed me. Tell me, what should we do about this?"

Wentworth looked grim. "I didn't expect it would turn out this way. Tony has disappeared, and I'm also trying to look for him."

"Wentworth, why do I feel like this was a trap? That you helped set?" someone said.

A cast stone could make a thousand ripples. The others immediately agreed with that person.

"Yes, it must have been you and Tony who teamed up and cheated us!"

"Tell us! Where is Tony?"

"You're a good actor, Wentworth."

Wentworth was on the verge of tears. "I truly don't know where Tony is. I am a victim too. Besides, how could I cheat my family with an outsider?"

However, none of them believed him. They got even more emotional and were about to punch him.

Just then, a panicked voice shouted, "Oh no! Old Madam, the patriarch of the White family, Claude White, is here, along with our clients."

A few people walked into the hall as soon as he said that.

Claude White, the patriarch of the White family, led the group.

"Granny Lyndon, I think we need to suspend all our projects together." Claude stepped forward, looked at Granny Lyndon, and got straight to the point.