Chapter 321

Before Perseus left the house the next morning, he told Egbert and Lindsay in advance that he wouldn't be home for dinner. He'd be visiting Camilla's family the whole day, after all. "This is an important matter," Egbert stated seriously. "Linds, bring out our savings. Perseus needs the money." "Dad, it's fine—" "What do you mean 'it's fine'?" Egbert chided while glaring at Perseus. "Money makes the man! It's better for your pockets to be loaded! Buy more gifts for them, you hear? Get the expensive, nice ones! We're willing to do whatever it takes for you and Camilla to stay together!" At that moment, Lindsay walked out of her room with a stack of hundred-dollar bills. Other than the stack of 2,000 dollars in her hand, a ton of spare cash was included in the savings, all of which came from Egbert's profits at his stall. "That's right, Perseus. Listen to your father, now. Take the money with you. Camilla is a wonderful woman. It's worth spending all the money in the world on her.