Adan couldn't help but find it laughable. The shamelessness of the Duncan Family was on par with her aunt's family.
"This house was a condition of marriage, you can't get it back," Adan said lightly.
"Then get a divorce."
"Yes, even if we get divorced, we must get the house back."
Marcus Quinn's face finally darkened, his thin lips tightly pressed together, his heart completely cold. He would never divorce Adan in his life.
"I've already given up my inheritance rights to the house, and I won't get a share in a divorce. Besides, I will never divorce," Marcus said coldly, his voice deep and with a tinge of anger.
The Duncan family felt like they'd been struck by lightning. Father Duncan was so angry he was looking around the house for something to hit Marcus with. Elowen Duncan plopped down on the ground, feeling her dowry was gone, and the two sons from her uncle's family felt like the benefits in their hands had disappeared.
