Chapter 222. A Rash Decision.

Mr. Jefferson's expression spoke volumes as he glared at Arnold.

“The only job you had to do was to take money from the Tate family, and he had to take money from the Williams, but what happened? He got me hundreds of thousands of dollars, while you? You were complaining!”

Arnold looked at his father in disbelief. “Is this truly you? A father who would do this?”

Mr. Jefferson shone his eyes. “Yes, Arnold. If you want me to admit it, then I will. This is me. Your greedy, selfish, power-hungry, and ambitious father!” Mr. Jefferson yelled.

“Calm down honey. You can't say that about yourself,” Mrs. Jefferson tried to pacify her husband.

“There is nothing else to hide now, Mom. Don't tell him to calm down. He's saying the true honey has exposed himself for who he truly is. This is what I wanted to hear from him. I wanted him to say it with his mouth that he is greedy and selfish,” Arnold said.

“Don't talk to your father that way, Arnold. I've heard enough of you talking to him lik