Donald was aware that the Wilson family was struggling financially, but he had no idea just how low they would stoop.


    In an act of kindness, he offered them a ce to stay, but it quickly became apparent that they were nothing but a nuisance to Charlie.


    To his dismay, the Wilsons’ first action upon moving in was to sell off the vi’s appliances.


    In frustration, he eximed, “This family is truly despicable! They are useless, ipetent, and incapable of doing anything right!”


    The assistant shared his disdain for the Wilson family’s actions and asked, “Mr. Webb, would you like me to evict them immediately? If we don’t act now, they’ll ruin the vi and take everything!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Donald sighed, looking down on the family even more. However, they were now living right next to Charlie’s house. If he kicked them out, wouldn’t that make him appear weak in Charlie’s eyes?


    With that in mind, he waved his hand and replied, “There’s no hurry. Let’s keep an eye on them for now.”


    The assistant nodded in agreement, saying, “Alright, I’ll arrange for someone to monitor their activities.”


    Unbeknownst to the Wilson family, Donald was keeping a close watch on their every move.


    After Harold listed the television on a secondhand website, he was quickly contacted by a buyer.


    The price he had set was incredibly low—a brand new television for only six hundred dors, representing a hefty forty percent discount.


    After a brief exchange of information, the interested buyer promptly agreed to the deal and arranged to pick up the television.


    Harold, eager toplete the sale, quickly provided his home address for the buyer’s convenience.<fna09d> The rightful source is F?nd-Novel</fna09d>


    At this point, the Wilson family was so hungry that they could hardly wait to sell the television, hoping to treat themselves to a decent meal afterward.


    Before long, a middle-aged couple arrived at the vi. After inspecting the television and confirming it was in good working order, they decided to proceed with the purchase.


    However, since they were not residents of the vimunity, they had to park outside the gates.


    The couple requested Harold’s assistance in moving the television out to the gate of the Thompson Firstmunity.


    Harold had no objections, but the television was quiterge. He and the middle-aged man struggled to lift it, so Christopher joined in to help carry it.


    Together, the father and son, along with the middle-aged man, maneuvered the bulky television toward the vimunity’s exit.


    Meanwhile, Hannah trailed behind with the elderlydy, who was so famished that she was struggling to keep up and needed support.


    ine, who happened to witness this unfolding scene, leaned on her crutch and chuckled, “Oh! Your family just moved in, and now you’re already selling off your television? I told you before, if you’re low on funds, there’s no need to pretend. How can people like you afford to live in a vi at Thompson First?”


    Christopher shot back angrily, “What do you know? I’m just upgrading to a bigger television!”


    “Sure, right!” ine scoffed, “You’re really good at making excuses! I know your family’s situation all too well. The Wilson Group is bankrupt, and your wife has donated all your money to the Hope Foundation. How can you possibly have any funds left? If you did, you wouldn’t be in such dire straits that you had to beg for shelter!”


    Christopher bristled at ine’sments about his wife’s charitable actions, fully aware of the embarrassment it brought him.


    Grinding his teeth, he red at ine and warned, “Watch your words! I’ll settle the score with you one day!”


    “Bring it on!” ine retorted disdainfully. “If you’re brave enough, confront me now. My son-inw is home, and I’m sure you two could have an interesting conversation!”


    Hearing this, Christopher’s bravado faded, and he lowered his tone. He didn’t want to risk angering Charlie. Instead, he muttered, “Just wait! You’ll regret thister!”


    With that, he urged Harold, “Hurry up and move that television already.”


    Hannah shot a burning re at ine as they left, filled with animosity but choosing silence instead.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>