Once the farce concluded, neither Jacob nor ine came away with any advantages.


    ine’s sole aim was to secure some money, yet in the end, she walked away empty-handed. This left her feeling a bit down throughout the day.


    After the family of four returned from the vi, they began to pack their belongings. ire remembered to call Loreen to let her know they would be moving into the vi the following day. She asked Loreen to check out of the hotel and join them in the vi.


    Loreen was thrilled to receive the news.


    Since falling for Charlie, Loreen had been actively seeking chances to get to know him better. However, her work kept her busy, and she had to consider ire’s feelings, which limited her opportunities to spend time with Charlie.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Living in the vi with Charlie and ire would certainly increase her chances of being with Charlie.


    Thus, without a second thought, she eagerly agreed to move into the vi with them.


    Meanwhile, as Charlie and his family packed, chaos reigned in the Wilson household.


    After selling the sofa set and returning from Thompson First vi, Christopher felt increasingly frustrated with his mother.


    It seemed that Lady Wilson was on the lookout for a chance to move into Charlie’s vi, which deeply hurt Christopher.


    This situation made him realize that the olddy’s favoritism towards him was superficial.


    In the past, her support had been conditional, based solely on her interests. When circumstances appeared more favorable for his brother Jacob, she was quick to prioritize him over Christopher.


    Upon returning home, Christopher demanded that Lady Wilson transfer the one million two hundred and ten thousand dors from the sale of the sofa set to him.


    He felt that the olddy could abandon him and his family at any moment, so he decided he needed to secure his own future. His first step was to ensure the money was transferred to him.


    Without that, he had no idea how he would manage if she turned against them.


    His son, Harold, was utterly unhelpful. In better times, it was eptable for him to be a carefree rich kid who only knew how to indulge in luxury. However, with the Wilson family now facing difficulties, Christopher realized he could not rely on Harold to contribute financially.


    His daughter, Wendy, was also a lost cause. Having been spoiled her entire life, she didn’t even know how to cook. Moreover, her reputation in Aurous Hill was tainted due to her scandals involving Keh Wilson and Jeffrey Weaver, making it hard for Christopher to find anyone willing to marry her.<fnd054> ?? ??? ???? ?? ???? ???? ???????s, ????s? ??s?? find?novel</fnd054>


    At that moment, Christopher said to Lady Wilson, “Mom, as the legal representative of Wilson Group, keeping the money in your bank ount will only lead it to be frozen!”


    Lady Wilson disagreed, responding, “The money from the sofa sale is meant to repay our bank loans.”


    She was determined to prevent the Wilson Group from going bankrupt, knowing that her life would be ruined if that happened.


    As the face of Wilson Group, if she failed to repay the bank while having funds avable, it could lead to her house being seized and her facing legal action!


    If that urred, she would be the one who ended up in prison!


    Thus, Lady Wilson was insistent on making at least the minimum payment to the bank first. She also nned to negotiate with the bank ount manager for a grace period.


    As soon as Christopher heard her response, he erupted, eximing, “Mom, we’re running low on funds to support our family! We’ve finally managed to scrape together just over a million dors. If you give it all to the bank, what will we have to eat and drink?”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>