101. Uninvited Guest

"I think so, Gramps," Shirley said.

Christopher smiled suddenly, "Then maybe that person really does have a problem with Bill."

George frowned, "Isn't that great, Grandpa? If that person makes trouble, we can just spice it up, right?"

The old grandfather nodded happily, "You're right. Oh, what a shame. It turns out we're not the only ones who hate that loser."

Shirley responded, "I can't forget what he did. I won't let him have any fun at all."

It was of course related to the gift she received from Bill that day.

Sometimes she couldn't believe that the damn gift could cause her to lose a husband.

"Never mind, we'll pay him back. He may be happy this time but I'm sure it won't last long, trust me," George assured his sister.

Meanwhile, Bill was casting a questioning look at Andrew Reece who could only gulp in guilt.

"The General will definitely kill me," Andrew said.

Mark responded, "It's not our fault he insisted on coming."

"That's right, sir. After all, King Keannu allowe