A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 385 Vincent’s Guests

Went to the exchange, found Lilformo, and learned that Lonnie had sent a large sum of money, so Arthur decided to visit Vincent's house.

On the way there, Carmen bought some fruit from a passing fruit stall.

Arthur asked him why he wanted to buy fruit, and Carmen said this: "No one visits someone else's house empty-handed."

Arthur reluctantly accepted the reason.

So when Vincent's old housekeeper took the bag of fruit from Arthur with a surprised look on his face and looked at Arthur with a strange look, Arthur chose to explain like this:
"I should have said hello in advance and made an appointment before visiting. However, I don't have a place to live in New York, and I don't have a housekeeper or maid, so I might be a little rude when I move around. This bag of fruit..."

Hmm... At this point, Arthur was somewhat unable to make up any more, but he still had the courage to continue:

"There's nothing special about this bag of fruit. I just tasted it when I bought it. It's really delicious. You can try it too, ha... ha..."

Seeing that the old butler reluctantly accepted this unique gift of a visit, Arthur secretly swore in his heart that when he returned, he would tell Carmen's wife about him, saying that he not only stared at other women in New York, but also We also discussed the meaning of life with them.

With such resentful thoughts, Arthur and Carmen were led into Vincent's mansion by the housekeeper.

I have to say that I may not have such a deep understanding from the outside, but when I enter the inside, whether it is the portraits of Vincent family members hanging on the wall or the vase decorations placed randomly, they all give people a rather A euphemistic sense of wealth.

This feeling is different from the Gray family or the Bravest family mansion. If Arthur had to accurately describe the difference, then Arthur might only be able to think of one word, and that is heritage.

Of course, Arthur did not rule out that this was just his own psychology, or the filter was at work.

The old butler leading the way was very quiet, and had no intention of introducing Arthur to him from the beginning to the end. Seeing this, Arthur took the initiative to speak up:

"Mr. Butler, how is Miss Vincent at home lately?"

After the old butler heard Arthur's question, he stopped, turned around and looked at Arthur's lower body, without looking at him, and then said politely:

"Mr. Morgan, our lady is very nice, but please forgive me for not being able to tell you more. Now please follow me quietly. The master is already waiting for you in the study."

Seeing that the conversation had hit a wall, Arthur himself laughed awkwardly to relieve his embarrassment.

"Okay, let's go then."

When he saw Linda's father in the study and Lonnie sitting in the corner, Arthur was somewhat confused as to what he should say first.

In the end, it was Brydon Vincent who was sitting in the seat who spoke first:
"Mr. Morgan, nice to meet you."

I don’t know if it’s true or not, but Brayton Vincent was smiling when he spoke.

"That's very welcome, Mr. Vincent. I came here today to thank you for the helping hand you extended to me."

The money Lonnie brought directly solved the financial dilemma faced by Arthur.

"Ahem, Arthur, what you may have to thank for this is..." Before Lonnie could finish his words, Brydon told him to shut up and get out. The whole process was very smooth, and it only took a look. In no time, Lonnie shut up knowingly, stood up, said goodbye to Arthur, and left the study at the speed of light.

Seeing this, Arthur chuckled and said:
"Isn't Mr. Vincent's behavior a little too harsh?"

"Mr. Morgan, although I have extended a helping hand to you, I think the relationship between us is definitely not so close that you can dictate how I discipline my children." Dun said calmly.

indeed.

But looking at Brighton's attitude, Arthur couldn't help but affirm that Brighton extended a helping hand to him, obviously not because he was pleasing to the eye, or because he thought he was a talent and wanted to invest in him in advance.

Excluding a few self-righteous conjectures, combined with what Lonnie wanted to remind himself just now, Arthur basically had a clear guess about how he obtained this financial aid.

"Mr. Vincent, if you don't want to see me or talk to me, then I won't bother you much. However, I hope you can let me and Linda meet."

"Why?" Vincent asked.

Arthur did not expect that Brighton's attitude would be so straightforward.

In any case, Arthur is no longer what he used to be, but why did he still fall into trouble with the woman's father? ?
"I want to know, Mr. Vincent, do you have this attitude towards everyone?"

After all, Arthur was no pushover. After running into obstacles several times, his good-natured appearance began to lose its strength.

Regarding Arthur's question, Vincent replied with a sullen face:

"No, it's just that for you, the man who kidnapped my daughter, I think this is the best attitude I can come up with."

To this day, Arthur will definitely no longer say that your daughter is shameless and insists on pestering me. He nodded and said:
"This is not the first time I have dealt with a father like you. Mr. Vincent, please don't have too much hostility towards me. I am not the kind of willful person. At least, here, I No. You are Linda’s father, and I respect you very much, but I hope you can also put aside your prejudice against me and let us have a candid chat.”

"Haha." Braton smiled, then reached out and took out two cigars from the drawer. After throwing one towards Arthur, he said:
"I don't usually smoke. These are just for guests, but for some reason, I want to have one today."

As the smoke dispersed in the study, Brighton stood up and opened the floor-to-ceiling window in the middle of the study, revealing a lush green garden outside.

"My daughter likes you very much, Mr. Morgan."

"..."

Unexpectedly, this was the first thing Braton said when he started smoking, and Arthur could only respond silently.

How to answer this?I know?
Fortunately, Brydon had no intention of asking Arthur to answer, and just listened to him continue:
"However, I will still choose to let him marry into the Beckman family. You may think that I am doing this for the Beckman family's wealth, or something else, but you have to know that this is the best for her. choose."

Of course, Arthur knew that Brighton was not doing this for money. With the financial resources currently displayed by the Vincent family, Linda could spend her whole life freely with the inheritance she received.

Brydon continued:
"Stability, I hope she can live a stable life. Mr. Morgan, please understand the concerns and worries of a father. As I get to know you better, I understand more and more that you are not a person who can live a stable life." People who live a stable life.”

(End of this chapter)