Chapter 651

Raymond explained, "Living conditions have gotten better nowadays, and everyone's got a car of their own. You're going to get looked down upon if you don't have your own car." Wyatt could not help but smile. He believed that it was extremely disrespectful to determine someone's social status by the car they drove. But of course, for people like Betty who were narrow-minded and materialistic, the better the car, the higher the status. Raymond continued, "Listen, Wade. I still have a few thousand dollars in my savings. We'll go to the city tomorrow and buy you a second-hand car. There's nothing to be embarrassed about." Wyatt was really touched by Raymond's gesture. He could tell that Raymond was genuinely concerned about him, and was never looking down on Wyatt despite being perceived as a failure by the other townsfolk. The money was supposed to be Raymond's retirement funds. Yet, he was willing to spend it just to buy Wyatt a car. Raymond may not be Wyatt's biological grandfathe