ine felt a surge of triumph as she jingled the jade bracelet on her wrist. “I’ve already texted some friends, and many of them are envious of me because of this beautiful jade bracelet. And now, I also own a magnificent vi!”
Charlie nced at the jade bracelet adorning his mother-inw’s wrist. In reality, this bracelet was a gift from Graham intended for ire, but to his surprise, ine had imed it for herself.
***
Meanwhile, at the White family mansion, Gerald stood in the hall, updating his father over the phone about a recent discovery.
After finishing his report, Gerald hesitated before looking up and saying, “Dad, is Uncle Zeke losing his mind? He didn’t even spend a single night in that vi, yet he readily gave it to Charlie! You need to talk him into taking it back!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
Gerald’s father remained serious as he sat on the sofa, contemting the news. Gerald had just informed him that Zeke had gifted the vi at Thompson First to Charlie.<fnbaa5> This content belongs to find{n}ovel</fnbaa5>
Initially skeptical, he had verified the information with Zeke, only to discover that Gerald’s im was indeed urate. However, Zeke refused to disclose why he had given the vi to Charlie, simply stating that he owed him a favor.
What kind of favor could Zeke possibly owe Charlie that would lead him to part with such a valuable asset, especially considering his notoriously frugal nature?
Gerald’s father finally replied, “I’ve already spoken to your uncle. He seems quite resolute about this decision, so it’s unlikely he’ll ask Charlie to return the vi.”
Frustrated, Gerald clenched his teeth and said, “Dad, don’t you find it odd that we can’t uncover anything about Charlie? We’ve been investigating him for ages, yet there’s no information avable. Isn’t that suspicious?”
Gerald’s father thought for a moment before responding, “Your uncle has always been astute, and he wouldn’t reward Charlie without a valid reason. Regardless of any suspicions surrounding Charlie, it’s best not to provoke him. I’ll discuss this with your uncle tonight to learn more about Charlie.”
“Okay,” Gerald replied, albeit reluctantly.
***
At the same time, Christopher and his wife were expressing their displeasure with Charlie to Lady Wilson.
Wendy sniffled as she spoke to Lady Wilson. “Grandma, I can’t fathom how Charlie managed to con the White family into giving him thergest vi in Thompson First! That ce is worth over one hundred million dors! Not only that, but he didn’t invite you to stay there; he just kicked our whole family out! Isn’t that outrageous?”
Seated on the sofa, Lady Wilson wore a frown, agreeing, “Absolutely! Charlie shows no respect for his elders!”
“Yes, Mom! Charlie is incredibly shameless!” Christopher chimed in, maintaining aposed demeanor. “As a son-inw in the Wilson family, he should naturally share any advantages with you! The vi you’re living in, along with its furnishings, are outdated. We should have moved into a newer ce with better decor long ago. If Charlie truly respected you, he would have offered you the vi at Thompson First so you could enjoy living there.”
Lady Wilson’s eyes sparkled at Christopher’s words. After all, they had lived in their current vi for over a decade. Although the building still appeared stylish, it was an aging property worth at most ten to twenty million dors, situated in a less-than-desirable location.
In contrast, the vi at Thompson First was a hundred times more impressive. The olddy felt a rush of greed as she realized she could never afford to live in such a luxurious ce. Upon learning that Charlie owned thergest vi in Thompson First, she found herself in agreement with Christopher, believing that as the head of the Wilson family, she deserved the privilege of enjoying such a splendid vi!