Chapter 248. Through the Ages

At this time, Po and Bartlett as father and son were as happy as children for the Spring Festival.

In particular, Bartlett was glad to meet a weak opponent who cannot afford even decent calligraphy and painting.

"I am 90% sure that I will become the son-in-law of the Wibowo family."

Bartlett's heart was jubilant and triumphant.

As for Lay Wibowo, he was very satisfied when he saw that his good son-in-law had the upper hand.

He believed that this was a natural result. After all, from all aspects of conditions, Leon Williams was still far worse than Bartlett.

"Dad, I also think Leon Williams is a little rude, although it is not a birthday gift, in your capacity, the welcome gift should also go to the stage. John Doe has no signature, and it is too out of grade." Lay Wibowo wants Bartlett to strike while the iron is hot.

At this time, there was a feeling of hatred of iron in the heart of Indra Wibowo.

"Leon Williams, Leon