The Peremptory Casey Davies

Chapter 42 It Was Casey that Asked the Money Back

"Dempsey, didn’t you told me that the TV was broken by Casey, what are you doing now?" Amara

asked suspiciously.

"No, it was actually my fault. And the TV is not broken. Just check the money and see if it’s right. I still NôvelDrama.Org content.

need to pay back the others." Dempsey answered.

Amara opened the parcel and counted the money in it. In addition to the money for the TV, he had also

returned the rest that he owed.

Seeing that Dempsey acted differently than usual, Amara wondered if it was because her daughter's

status elevated in the Patel family, which made this old man try to please her.

That's right, it must be the reason. It was definitely because of her daughter that Dempsey would return

the money. No matter what, it couldn’t be Casey’s contribution.

"Dempsey, don’t say that. I don’t need the money in a hurry. You can pay it back later." Though Amara

said so, she still put the parcel into her pocket quickly.

Dempsey was quite embarrassed. He wanted to pay it back later, but the roughnecks that visited him

today wouldn't like that.

He didn't want to have a machete on his neck. It would be a shame if he was scared out of his pants

again.

“Okay, if the money is right, then I'll go first, talk to you later," Dempsey turned around without

hesitation, and headed to the next debtor.

Amara went back inside happily. Noticing the smile on Amara’s face, Edith asked, "Mom, what's wrong,

why so happy."

"Your Uncle Wong just paid the money for the TV, and also the money he owed us." Amara answered

with a smile on her face.

Edith was surprised by how quickly Dempsey returned the money, since Casey said yesterday that he

could ask the money back.

This man seemed to be more reliable than she thought.

"Edith, Uncle Wong must know that your status in the Patel family has elevated and will have a bright

future, so now he wants to please us and thus gave the money back." Amara analyzed.

Edith knew that Dempsey would pay back obediently not because of her, but Casey.

"Mom, it has nothing to do with me, it was Casey that asked the money back.” Edith said.

Amara glanced at Casey and said contemptuously, “How does a useless man like him ask the money

back? Who is he that could have your Uncle Wong come and return the money in person?"

"Don't you speak for this useless man, Uncle Wong returned the money because of you. I am in a good

mood today, so I won't throw him out of this family. But tell him to remember that he doesn't have the

right to speak in this family and stay obedient in the future."

Edith felt that her mother was so unreasonable, and she almost told Amara that Casey gave her a

necklace that was worth 45 million.

However, Casey had told her to keep it secret, otherwise, something bad might happen.

Especially not to tell Amara, who had a big mouth. Once the secret leaked out, their family might be

targeted by others.

Casey looked at Edith with a smile. As long as the money was returned, he didn't care about the rest.

"It's fine as long as mom is happy."

Edith felt that her family had owed Casey too much.

Logically speaking, the money for the TV should be given to Casey, but with Amara’s personality, it

would be impossible to take back the money. Therefore, Edith didn’t mention it.

Since the money was paid back, Amara didn’t pick on Casey for a few days.

One day on the weekend, Diana arrived at Edith's house early in the morning. As soon as she walked

in, she jumped into Edith’s arms and said, "Edith, what should I do? I think I am lovesick."

Edith rolled her eyes and said reluctantly, “If you are lovesick, why do you hug me?"

"I have to practice first. I can put on a good show when my prince shows up." Diana said with stars in

her eyes.

They sat on the sofa. Diana hurriedly took out her phone and texted Caesar, “Today is the ninety-ninth

time I have missed you."

As soon as the message was sent, the phone on the table rang.

It was Caesar’s phone. He went shopping for groceries and didn't bring his phone.

Diana was confused, was Caesar living in Edith's house?

She turned around and asked Edith, "Whose phone was that?"

“Oh, it’s Casey's, he went shopping and didn't bring his phone." Edith replied.

Diana's face immediately showed a trace of contempt when she heard Casey’s name, telling herself

that it must be a coincidence just now.

She had imagined how her prince would look like for so many times. He might be an old man, but

never Casey Davies.

Without thinking too much, Diana said, "Edith, do you know that my prince sang a song for me that day,

and his voice was the most amazing sound I have ever heard. Now this song is so popular on the

internet and is used as BGM by many influencers."

Edith was surprised and urged, "Really? Let me hear it."

Diana immediately played the song sang by Casey. As the music rang out, both of them were

immersed by Casey’s spectacular voice.

When the song was over, Edith asked proudly, “How about that! My prince must be amazing in reality

since he could sing so well."

Edith nodded, but she then asked doubtfully, "This song is really good, but... don't you think it sounds

like Casey’s voice?"

Diana was stunned for a moment. After thinking it carefully, she found that it did sound like Casey.

However, Diana soon denied Edith's speculation and said with contempt “Like, but definitely not the

same. You know Casey better than I do. How could he sing so well."

"If it really was him, he would absolutely show off in front of you."

Casey had never sung in front of Edith, maybe it just sounded alike.

"My Prince must be a tall, rich, and handsome man. Casey is nothing in comparison. I know you want

him to be like that too, but it's a shame that he can't live up to it." Diana tried to tease Edith.

The latter grumbled in a flirtish manner and said, “Right, right, your prince is the best."

Suddenly, Diana's phone rang. She answered the phone, and after a few seconds, she looked at Edith

with a smile.

“Hunter just called me and wanted to ask you out for a meal.”