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Now read up two lines above what you coloured. Those words belong to Burke. Reading comprehension 101, read the entire paragraph.Yes. It's why I feel this whole thing will be solved by Burke saying that's not how loans work and since Burke is an asshole probably take a shot at his wife and tell Maya if she took real classes instead of useless classes she'd know this.
But I understand that. However, Patrick is most likely just a poor used car salesman. There is a possibility (not a fact) that Patrick embezzled his daughter's student loan by buying cars with it, which in turn will not bring in the proceeds to pay the debt in full in a foreclosure.
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That's impossible, because Maya has to have a VERY VERY good credit score (something like >600) for the loan to be approved. If she doesn't have the credit score, there are ways if she liens a house, car or whatever (it has to be her property, legally owned by herself).It's the other way around in the game. Maya is the co-signer and Patrick is the borrower.
It's the other way around in the game. Maya is the co-signer and Patrick is the borrower.
DPC is really good at a lot of things, but creating believable facts on which the dramas are based is definitely not one of them.View attachment 1562820
That's the "illogical" part of this story. No bank manager with one functioning brain cell would let a teenager with zero credit and no job co-sign a loan.
Hadn't thought about that in particular but you're right. Not only that, there was no reason to keep it a secret in the first place other than attempting to create non-existent drama. In fact it would have been more effective if it was revealed earlier, because that nonsensical secretiveness kinda ruined the stakes for me.View attachment 1562820
That's the "illogical" part of this story. No bank manager with one functioning brain cell would let a teenager with zero credit and no job co-sign a loan.
This storyline needs to be brought be behind the barn.
I agree. let's move to bashing* JillLet's talk about Jill
Bella's alright, if Jill allows it, the MC will give her the dick because she lonely, but only if Jill gives permission.
There will be no bashing of Jill. She's perfect, without flaws, or in other words, flawless, like the diamond ring she'll be wearing in her future.I agree. let's move to bashing* Jill
*not to be confused with smashing
Hey hey hey, it's Jill's time now.So making a summary of all the crap they say here in a few words they want Maya to become a Quinn
In a person who cannot fall lower in her life than the only thing that awaits her future is death or jail
Well it makes sense because if you know that your favorite girl will die or in jail, you are just looking for a replacement and then another and another and another and so then you will be subtly turning every woman in the game into a Quinn until you get to a point where you just There are men left and you're going to have to either receive or give
DCP gay tag when? I want the MC fuck Chad
The storyline is contrived as fuck and, as you say, needs ending but you’ve made an assumption it’s a bank loan.View attachment 1562820
That's the "illogical" part of this story. No bank manager with one functioning brain cell would let a teenager with zero credit and no job co-sign a loan.
This storyline needs to be brought be behind the barn.
For Maya to feel paralyzed because of that loan, it's only necessary that SHE believes she's the co-signer. She's already said that she has no money to pay a lawyer. Maybe this all resolves itself by someone going through the loan contract and proving (to her satisfaction) that Patrick is talking out of his ass.View attachment 1562820
That's the "illogical" part of this story. No bank manager with one functioning brain cell would let a teenager with zero credit and no job co-sign a loan.
To not only do that to Jill, but take screenshots of it.View attachment 1562862
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It would be voidable, but that falls under your prior explanation of "if she thinks it's true, that's sufficient."There's a third possibility, and I don't know enough about US law to know if this one is valid. Has Patrick got her to sign a two-part contract which says that when she draws the money, it goes into his account and he only has to give it to her if she meets his list of demands? (In the UK, such a contract would be less than worthless, because Patrick would get prosecuted for blackmail.)