Keh looked down his nose at Lady Wilson and the rest of the family, indifferent to their desperate situation.


    At this moment, his only focus was on getting back to Eastcliff as quickly as he could, followed by a visit to the city’s top doctor to address his erectile disorder.


    Lady Wilson pressed forward, attempting to persuade him once more, but Keh irritably pushed her away, stating, “That’s enough. I need to pack my things now. This conversation is over.”


    Lady Wilson’splexion faded. “No, Keh, you can’t just abandon us like this. You know our current predicament. Without your assistance, we’ll face bankruptcy…”


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    Wendytched onto Keh’s arm, pleading, “Keh, Grandma is right. Besides, didn’t you mention wanting to invest eighty million dors in ourpany? So far, you’ve only contributed ten million, and that’s not nearly enough to resolve our crisis!”


    She continued, “How about giving us the remaining seventy million to keep thepany afloat? We could be back on our feet by the time you return to Aurous Hill.”


    The rest of the family looked at him with a mix of hope and desperation. Keh had the freedom to leave whenever he chose, but the pressure to provide them with financial support before departing was immense; otherwise, the Wilson family would face ruin.


    Harold joined in, saying, “Keh, everyone in the upper-ss circles knows that my sister is your lover. Her reputation is at stake now. If you leave, she’ll be aughing stock!”


    The family didn’t anticipate that Keh would react with fury to theirments!


    He spat out a curse, his expression dark and stormy, “Money, money, money! Is that all you can think about? You should be grateful that I haven’t taken back the ten million dors. How dare you ask for more? It’sughable!”


    Lady Wilson was relentless. She squeezed out a few tears, saying, “Keh, please, we truly need your help!”


    The rest of the family echoed her plea, their voices ovepping like a chorus of beggars on the street.


    Keh, growing frustrated, pped Lady Wilson across the face and growled, “Get away from me! If you utter another word, I’ll have mywyer seekpensation and demand the return of the ten million dors! Deal with it!”


    Lady Wilson covered her reddened cheek and fell silent.


    If he truly pushed the issue to the point of legal action regarding the ten million dors, they had no means to repay him!


    With a heavy sigh, she watched as Keh grabbed his bag and walked out, nked by his bodyguards.


    Once Keh was gone, the remaining five members of the Wilson family were enveloped in a somber silence.


    Lady Wilson was distraught, while Harold and Wendy felt lost. Christopher and Hannah exchanged knowing nces, both with ulterior motives.


    In fact, Christopher still had some savings tucked away.


    He possessed around ten million dors in his ount, plus an additional five million that Keh had given to Wendy as pocket money. They had initially intended to use this fifteen million to purchase a house.


    This money could cover a significant portion of the Wilson Group’s debts, but he had no intention of doing so!


    The current state of the Wilson Group felt like a ck hole. Using his funds to settle debts was akin to throwing money into a pit with no hope of return. Why would he ever do that?


    Moreover, since thepany was registered under Lady Wilson’s name, she was the one liable for the debts. If the court took action due to debt failure, they would only seize her vi and personal assets, leaving him untouched. He could keep the fifteen million dors as his safety.<fnb6db> For more chapters visit find{n}ovel</fnb6db>


    Clearing his throat, he addressed the family, ready to shift the burden back to Lady Wilson. “Mom, we still owe a substantial amount to the banks and suppliers. How can we settle those debts when theye knocking? I’m afraid the bank will seize this house and auction it off, so you’d better prepare for the worst…”