After editing and sharing some of her photos online, ine intentionally included a few images where she sported a shy expression. Additionally, she tagged the location of her vi at Thompson First in these posts.
The moment ine uploaded her pictures, they quickly garnered likes andments from many people.
Her friends showered her withpliments, expressing admiration for the opulence and grandeur of her vi. It truly astonished everyone that ine could afford to live in a luxurious property valued at over one hundred million dors—a fact that was beyond theprehension of those who knew her.
Meanwhile, the Wilson family found themselves in a rather dismal situation, dining on duck and boiled cabbage.
The matriarch, Lady Wilson, who managed the family finances, was displeased with Christopher and his children for contradicting her the day before. As a result, she decided they should endure a bit of hardship.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
Earlier that morning, she had purchased only some duck and two cabbages at the market. After washing and chopping the vegetables, she proceeded to simmer everything into a pot.
Feeling her age, Lady Wilson had a small appetite and opted for a light clear soup, avoiding anything heavy or greasy. She was indifferent to whether Christopher, Harold, and Wendy enjoyed the meal; it was up to them.
Christopher, Harold, and Wendy felt helpless and frustrated, unable to afford a better meal. They had no choice but to eat what Lady Wilson had prepared.
Although the duck appeared sizable, it was mostly bones with little meat. Harold could only gnaw on a bone, leaving him still hungry after the meal.
As boredom set in during dinner, Harold decided to check what his friends had posted online.
Out of nowhere, Harold stumbled upon ine’s photos and messages. His anger boiled over as he gritted his teeth and mmed his chopsticks onto the table. “Damn it! That cunning ine has already moved into the vi at Thompson First! How is she even worthy of living there? God must be blind!” he eximed.
Hearing Harold’s outburst, Lady Wilson quickly grabbed her cell phone to see ine’s posts. Fury surged through her!
“That wretched girl! She’s unting her ten-bedroom vi like it’s nothing! She’s doing this to provoke me!”
Filled with resentment, Lady Wilson couldn’t help but curse ine. Despite the many rooms in the vi, ine wouldn’t even offer her a space! The olddy felt an overwhelming urge tosh out, wishing she could stab ine a thousand times to relieve her frustration.
Christopher also nced at ine’s posts, his anger mounting as hepared thevish images to the pitiful pot of duck and cabbage before him. Infuriated, he lost his appetite and decided to cklist ine.
Out of sight, out of mind!
Wendy, too, saw ine’s posts and was equally furious. <fn7522> Readplete version only at FιndＮovel</fn7522>
Noticing the glum expressions on her family’s faces, Lady Wilson quickly reassured them, “Don’t take ine’s words to heart. I believe she’ll be kicked out of that vi soon enough.”
Clearing her throat, she continued, “Our priority now is to strategize on how to help the Wilson Group navigate through these tough times and restore it to its former glory!”
Christopher retorted angrily, “How are we supposed to ovee our difficulties? We owe tens of millions in debt! What can we do? Our vi is so old! If we sold it, we might only get around seventeen or eighteen million at best.”
Then, looking at ine’s posts again, he suggested, “Mom, we could raise at least tens of millions by selling Dad’s antiques, right? Why not let me handle that? I could sell them, and then we could buy another house, ensuring we have a ce to stay if the bank takes our vi!”
Lady Wilson’s expression hardened as she replied, “Buy a house? Do you think I’d even get to live there if you did? If I can’t pay my debts, I’ll end up in prison! At my age, do you really think I could survive in there?”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>