ine was so caught up in the chaotic scene of people crying and wailing that shepletely lost track of her money.


    Then, it hit her like a bolt of lightning. She turned to Charlie and shouted, “Quick, tell them to give my money back! They won more than two million dors from me!”


    Charlie, however, had other ns. He urged the group to donate their winnings to the Hope Foundation, motivated by two reasons: to teach them a lesson and to show his mother-inw the consequences of her actions.


    “You’ve always been so greedy and unhappy with what you have, haven’t you?”


    “You’ve been addicted to gambling, haven’t you?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “You honestly believed you could strike it rich ying mahjong, didn’t you?”


    “Well, I let you lose it all so this lesson would stick with you!”


    Charlie turned his gaze to the women on the floor, already anticipating their response. “Hey, about the money you won from my mother-inw—can you quickly figure out how to repay her?”


    They exchanged confused looks and cried out, “We’ve donated all our winnings to the foundation, including her money…”


    Charlie turned back to ine with a nonchnt shrug, “Sorry, Mom, they don’t have your money.”


    “What?!” ine gasped in disbelief before erupting in a fit of rage. She lunged forward, grabbing Hannah by the hair with one hand and Linda by the hair with the other, shaking their heads violently. She even banged their heads together like they were bowling balls.


    “Give me back my money, you b*tches! I want it back!!!” she screamed, her voice filled with fury.


    In the chaos, clumps of hair were torn from their scalps, and their cries of pain echoed throughout the house. Hannah, in despair, pleaded, “ine, please let go! Your money mostly went to Linda; I only won a little from you, and I donated it all…”


    ine released Hannah and then seized Linda’s hair with both hands. After letting go of one hand, she pped and scratched Linda’s face until it was bloodied and swollen.


    “Linda Howard, you better give me my money back today, or I swear I’ll ruin your face! You hear me?”


    Despite the pain, Linda didn’t dare to retaliate. She could only sob and beg, “ine, I’m so sorry. Please, I don’t have any money left; I donated everything to charity as your son-inw instructed, including the money I won from you…”


    ine, nowpletely unhinged, continued to scratch at Linda’s mouth, shouting, “I don’t care! I want my money back! Now!”


    Soon, Linda’s mouth was torn and bleeding, and she grimaced in agony, wailing in horror.


    At this point, ine was beyond reason. All she wanted was her money back, which was everything her family had. These people had deceived her out of all her savings.


    She had only managed to reim her house, leaving everything else lost.


    In a fit of rage, she knocked Linda to the ground, crouched over her, and relentlessly pped her.


    Linda was in excruciating pain, screaming and thrashing about. Suddenly, a sharp cracking sound came from Linda’s jacket pocket, causing both women to freeze.


    After a moment of silence, ine roared, “My bangle! My jade bangle!”


    She shrieked like a maniac and reached into Linda’s pocket. But as she did, she yelped in pain and withdrew her hand, which was cut and bleeding.


    Undeterred, she plunged her hand back into Linda’s pocket and pulled out a small piece of the shattered jade bangle.


    ine sank to the floor, howling in despair as she stared at the broken bangle!<fnbbd3> Get full chapters from find·novel</fnbbd3>


    This was the jade bangle worth five million dors!


    And now, it was ruined!


    The most precious jadeite jewelry are bangles. A high-quality bangle could sell for four or five million, but if broken, it could only be transformed into rings or pendants worth around two hundred thousand…<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>