Chapter 49 William Has a Mistress

Back then, I gave in to William's persuasion. I agreed that he could lend the money to Leonardo. William mentioned that it would be considered a loan, and Leonardo would owe me. William even came up with an IOU, stating that Leonardo had borrowed 30 million dollars. Truthfully, I felt bad. Although William and I were married, the figure was rather significant. I found it rather inappropriate. Later, Gregory and Mary found out about the loan. Although Gregory didn't mind, Mary was rather reluctant. "It's such a significant amount. I don't mind you lending it to your family, but this isn't how you draw up an IOU, right? It's 30 million dollars. They're father and daughter. Does an IOU even mean anything to them? It's like we're giving money to the Whitmans for free. "Did you two think you could do something outrageous just because you're married? William, you're such a fool. I suspect she colluded with her father and came up with this plan. Who knows what else they're up to?" I di