After Winning Three Hundred Million

After leaving home, I checked into a hotel. The first thing I did was to find a lawyer for consultation about getting back the property.

After I explained the whole situation to the lawyer, he nodded and said, "Mr. Hoyt, based on what you've told me, the down payment and monthly installments for the house can be traced through bank records. It won't be difficult to get the house back."

"In addition, I have another house. Originally, it was in my name. While I was away, my family used my ID card to sell that property!"

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The lawyer nodded and said, "This is illegal, and the house can be recovered. If you suffer any losses, you can sue them and ask for compensation."

"Very well!" I looked at the lawyer and nodded. Then I said, "Please handle this case for me!"

I spent the whole day communicating with the lawyer.

The next day, I went to the Glorious Bay Villa District and spent over 20 million dollars to buy a villa. I hired two maids to take care of my daily life.

On the third day after moving into the villa, I received a call from Daisy.

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As soon as the call was connected, I heard her roaring. "Oliver Hoyt, you unfilial son. Can't we discuss these small matters at home?"

"For such a small matter, you found a lawyer to sue me and my son. You want us to move out. Where are we supposed to live? Do you have any conscience? How did I raise such an ungrateful wolf like you?"

Her harsh roar kept coming.

Her excitement showed that she was scared.

To avoid being disturbed, I put my cell phone on speaker and said, "Who are you, ma'am? You start cursing me as soon as you talk? You are so impolite. Be careful. I will sue you!"

After saying so, I hung up the call directly.

After a while, my dad called me.

This time, he was much gentler, saying, "Son, it was my fault to drive you out of the house before. I didn't consider your feelings. If you want to blame someone, blame me. But you can't take back the house. Otherwise, George and Hollie will have to leave. I am begging you, okay?"

I found it ridiculous as I listened to my father's apology.

"Do you regret it now?"

"But what's the use?"

"Their whole family are all vicious."

"Even if I spare them this time, what about the next time?"

"They are so vicious to the point that there is no hope!"

I shook my head and said into the phone, "I don't have to take back the house, but you have to give me back the down payment and the monthly mortgage I pay. Otherwise, there's no point in talking."

Sure enough, my father's roar came from the phone immediately, "You ungrateful child! Beast! How could I have raised an ungrateful person like you..."

I couldn't be bothered to listen to his rambling. I hung up the call directly.

A few days later, a neighbor's family had a birthday party. I was invited to join them.

Thinking that it would improve neighborly relations, I went there.

I didn't expect that I would meet George and Hollie as soon as I arrived at the neighbor's house.

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As soon as Hollie saw me, she shouted, "Oliver, you ungrateful person. What are you doing here? Can you come to such a high-end private gathering?"

Her shouting attracted the attention of many people.

Hollie immediately took the opportunity to introduce me to everyone. She mocked me, saying, "Everyone, come and see. This is the ungrateful person in my family. He is in his thirties, and he does nothing all day. He just wants to live off his parents at home. He was kicked out of the house. He still insists on dividing the family property. It made my father-in-law almost faint and be hospitalized. He has no conscience and is so shameless..."

Hollie seized the opportunity to mock me.

As she did such a ridiculous thing, I looked at the neighbor next to me, Elizabeth Bright, and said lightly, "Elizabeth, is this your friend?"

she is my classmate."

Elizabeth smiled awkwardly and said to Hollie, "Hollie, stop shouting. This is Mr. Hoyt, my neighbor."

"What? Your neighbor?"

Hollie looked at me in disbelief. Staring at me, she said, "It's impossible! You're just an ordinary citizen, and you've lost your job. Your savings have long been emptied. How could you afford such a high-end villa?"

"You know that I've been squeezed out and have no more value to exploit, so you united the family to drive me away, right?" I looked at Hollie, who looked sneaky. I smiled indifferently, saying, "Sorry, I forgot to tell you that I won 320 billion dollars in a lottery when I came home last time."