Chapter 29

Tyler didn't want a single cent to fall into Stephen's or Natalie's hands. Everything was meant for his daughter, Jenny, in the end. Natalie was far more cunning than Stephen. At every turn, she dug traps for him, yet at every step, she also left herself an exit. When Natalie left Bennett Manor that day, her mood visibly lifted, and her smile was noticeably brighter. Tyler stood by the living room window, watching her retreating figure. He hadn't expected that at his age, he would be calculated against by Natalie. It was his mistake for underestimating her. It didn't matter, though. This was only the beginning. Next, it was time to see whether the new generation would overtake the old, or whether experience would still come out on top. … After receiving Tyler's so-called investment, Natalie went out and bought an electric car. And not just any—she chose the cheapest model available. Small, stubby, and compact, costing only 30 to 40 thousand dollars. Without a car, one couldn'