Flash Marriage: Pampered by Mr.Bigshot

This remark isn’t just hurtful; it’s downright devastating.

Listening to her words, Alan Morgan felt deeply troubled.

Historically, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship has always been very complex, and now Shirley Grant doesn’t even have a chance to step through the door.

Stuck in the middle, he felt very innocent.

Since that’s the case, the only solution is to put an end to this situation.

"Back then, I had already left the Morgan Family. If the Morgan Group still wants me to take over, you’ll have to swallow your words, because today I’m going to register with Shirley Grant."

Upon hearing this, Morgan’s mother immediately became agitated.

"Alan, don’t be impulsive; marriage is a serious matter that requires careful consideration. How can you say such things? After all, I’m your mother."

"You were in the past. If you don’t want to be in the future, then go ahead and try to stop me."

Hearing this, tears streamed down Morgan’s mother’s face.

Morgan’s father, seeing this, reached out and took the phone from her hand.

"Alan, if you want to bring that woman into the house, it’s absolutely impossible."

Morgan’s father said directly, not negotiating, but informing.

Hearing this, Alan Morgan sneered.

"Shirley Grant is entering my home, not yours, and certainly not the Morgan Family. Seven years ago, I severed ties with you, and seven years later, I never acknowledged being part of the Morgan Family."

Alan Morgan gradually calmed down, but his words showed no sign of backing down.

"You!"

Morgan’s father breathed heavily in anger, listening to Alan’s rebellious words.

"Are you trying to kill me with anger? You clearly want to kill me with anger! You! You!"

"I’m telling you again, I will go register with Shirley Grant today. If you want to stop me, just try."

He’s not powerless; he can fully survive in the Capital Town and fully support Shirley Grant and Gerry Peary.

For parents to do such a thing to break up their son’s marriage, they simply aren’t worthy.

Especially when their reason is some ridiculous family status issue.

Even Maxwell Peary could marry an ordinary person with no background; why can’t Alan Morgan have the courage to fight his family to the end?

"If you dare to register, I have people I know at the Civil Affairs Bureau—you can forget about it."

Morgan’s father was extremely angry and refused to agree to this marriage.

"See if I dare. If you do anything, just take the Morgan Group; don’t expect me to inherit it."

Threat?

Alright, the old man is actually being threatened by his son.

Truly bold.

"If you don’t want to inherit, then don’t. We’re giving you something, and you don’t want it? Fine, then! Anyway, we will not agree to this marriage!"

Morgan’s father shouted.

"I have already severed ties with the Morgan Family, what right do you have to stop me?"

Alan was also furious, why couldn’t he understand?

After cutting ties, they are just strangers. If a stranger tries to stop someone else’s marriage, aren’t they afraid of getting beaten up?

"I’m your father!"

"No, you’re not!"

With a slap, Alan directly smashed the phone.

He couldn’t believe that his parents had this obsession with family status.

Especially!

Damn!

Especially since seven years ago, when he brought Shirley Grant home, his parents welcomed them with smiles.

His parents, smiling, instructed the chef at home to cook and they happily had lunch together.

Why?

Why did it become like this?

This is also why, for all these years, he never investigated the reason Shirley Grant left him.