A Despised Son In Law Novels & Stories

Who would have thought the mighty man would be in this situation one day? I was sure he never thought he would too. He always acted like he owned his life and he would live forever. “It's so disappointing that you didn't even bother to find out why your only son had left the house after the death of his mother. I couldn't stand you, father and I didn't want to be like you. If I stayed back then, you were going to ruin my life and I beg to differ from you.” I spat, my condescending gaze boring into him.

And now, watching his son pale and flounder, Everley’s disappointment deepened into disgust. “Kneel. Apologize to Kane.” His hand flicked dismissively as he closed his eyes. “What?” Mike froze, then erupted in rage. “Dad, are you blind? He’s nothing more than your bastard son! And you expect me to kneel to him?!” “I know this much,” Everley said coldly. “He’s my son. And he’s a son I’m proud of.” “Never!” Mike spat. “I will never apologize to him. He doesn’t deserve it!”

challenged Desmond. "Once you touch my son-in-law, I will not hesitate to fight against you!" challenged Desmond. Fritz, on the other side, laughed. "What can an old fart like you do? How strange. What kind of son-in-law would be protected by his in-laws? What a useless son-in-law!" Fritz reproached. Desmond laughed back at Fritz. "Are you saying Edgar is useless? You are far more useful. If you hadn't come from a rich family, would you have the influence you have now?"

I lashed out. Father chuckled and rose to his feet. It surprised me that he was still calm despite everything. I was usually the calm one, the son who acted with a clear head, but there was something about Iris that rattled me and with each passing second, I was getting more convinced that she was my mate. How could that be possible? "Look, son, that woman isn't worth your energy. She's a shameless thief who ran away without taking responsibility for her crimes..." The scowl that appeared on my face caused my father to shut his lips at once. My wolf growled, begging to be let out so that he could tear apart anyone who insulted our...mate, including my father.

They became a less threat to Royal Hotel, until the Chairman of First Royalty Hotel, Clyde McMillan made me the laughingstock of our company. During an interview in the past six months, he said "At an event, I saw Patricia Adamson call her mute daughter 'useless' and a shame to her noble family" He said with a sarcastic laugh. This ruined the image of our hotel and family and because of that, my mother and sister hated me more.

Again the woman who always wanted to look luxurious glanced at Nate then back at Nicko and laughed again. "You said husband? You really don't deserve to be called a husband. You can't provide a decent life for my daughter. Look at Charlie, he's so charismatic, handsome and well-established. He's the one who deserves more to be my child's husband. Not a man like you!" "Mother!" protested Josephine, but was restrained by her husband so as not to express anger. Hearing the insults delivered by Daisy, Nate and his mother immediately felt proud again. Then this Mother and son challenged Windsor's son-in-law.

"I tell you, the second son of that rich family, no matter how hard he is, you will not follow. This useless courier is Just a courier!" Sophia's head also hurt, and she regrets bringing Anthony this season. Anthony would do nothing if he didn't come here. Now that he has repeatedly pretended to be rich, he is not ashamed of himself, but he is also ashamed of himself. "Anthony, can you just keep quiet and eat some delicious food? Don't you dream? It's late!" Anthony paused for a moment when he heard it, and immediately said, "Sophia, you have to believe me!" "Me! And like you, he doesn't even know any rich young master!

I felt my heart shatter a thousand times when Zane looked at me expectantly. "Is it true? Am I not my father's son?" "Lowlifes. No matter how much you clean them up, they always go back to the gutter," Aldwin spat. "Let's go," he said to Zion, then turned and walked out of the room without another word.

he replied, his words carrying hatred, mocking our love. “ How do I get to lose my wife at an early age of love but then you’re enjoying love with yours, son? Love is disgusting, the downfall of man,” he spat out as though it was my fault. “ Why do you hate my wife so much?” I was obliged to ask, my mind burning. He was the worst father-in-law I ever heard about. He deserved an award for hating his son’s wife, always putting her on check.

“This marriage was business—arranged by our parents. You don’t get to act hurt when you never loved me in the first place.” Her eyes widened with something close to betrayal. “But I still gave my all to this marriage,” she argued. “I stayed loyal. I stayed dedicated. I gave you a son. This is certainly not how you repay everything I’ve sacrificed for you and your company.” “A useless son,” I corrected coldly. “Christian has no ambition. He’s lazy. The only thing he knows how to do is spend my money. He’s no better than a pet.” She fell silent. “And you know this,” I continued. “It pains me to say this, but sometimes… I wish the boy had died that night.”