Following that, Christopher swiftly departed from the vi with Hannah by his side.


    The real estate agent, who had been lingering nearby, awkwardly trailed behind them. Despite her own disdain for the couple after hearing ine’sments, she feltpelled to follow because, after all, the customer is always right.


    Summer, witnessing their exit, couldn’t help but express her frustration: “Sister ine, your rtives are truly bizarre. Did they think I was a fool? How dare they offer eight million dors for my vi…”


    ine responded with a smile, “They’re on the brink of bankruptcy. Honestly, they’re just a group of broke individuals. I doubt they could even afford the vi, even if you sold it to them for that amount!”


    Summer nodded in agreement. “That’s really disappointing. Let’s just forget about them and continue our mahjong game instead!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    ***


    Once outside the vi, Christopher and Hannah began venting their frustrations together.


    The main reason they refrained from expressing their anger in front of ine was their fear of her son-inw, Charlie.


    They knew that confronting Charlie would only lead to them getting hurt.


    The real estate agent hurried after them, and once their ranting subsided, she cautiously inquired, “Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, would you like to view other properties?”


    Hannah shot her a furious re and snapped, “Look?! What do you mean by look? Just get out of my sight!”


    With that, she pulled Christopher along as they exited the viplex.


    The real estate agent couldn’t hold back her tears of frustration. However, due to her timid nature, she chose not to stand up for herself.<fn663b> Get full chapters from findnovel</fn663b>


    After leaving the vi, Hannah’s anger intensified. She turned to Christopher and vented, “This ine really knows how to unt her wealth! Just because she has some money, she’s acting all high and mighty! How can she brag about moving into that luxurious vi at Thompson First? If it weren’t for that good-for-nothing Charlie deceiving people, they’d never have a ce there! Ugh! I’m so furious!”


    Christopher, wearing a cold expression, nodded in agreement. “That terrible woman is taking it too far!”


    He then let out a sigh, feeling helpless. “Unfortunately, we can’t do anything about her right now. The Wilson family is about to copse, and soon, anyone will feel free to insult us…”


    Hannah quickly interjected, “So, are we still going to buy a house? If we don’t, your mother will demand eight million dors from you!”


    “Yes! We definitely need a house!” Christopher responded promptly. “But we won’t be buying one just yet.”


    Hannah pressed, “If not now, then when will we buy?”


    Christopher replied, “Doesn’t that obnoxious ine have some money? I think it’s time we devise a n to swindle her.”


    “Swindle her? How on earth can we pull that off?” Hannah asked, surprised.


    With a serious expression, Christopher exined, “She enjoys gambling, right? We can start with a small profit to lure her into a game. Then, we’ll keep enticing her to increase her bets, and we can hire a seasoned expert to handle the game! Eventually, we’ll manage to extract all her money!”


    With a sneer, Christopher added, “It would be even better if we could get her to mortgage the vi at Thompson First to us! If that happens, we couldpletely turn our lives around!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>