Seeing ine unt herself despite her deceptive ways made Souna tremble with anger!


    She pointed at ine, lifted her chin defiantly, and shouted, “You think you’re untouchable, huh? If you don’te down, I’lle up and throw you off that balcony! If I don’t take you down, then I’m no better than an animal!”


    “Oh, Souna, you really frighten me! You’re just a greedy anchor who thinks she can do whatever she wants. Do you even know that entering someone’s private property can lead to imprisonment? Try it, and I’ll call the police on you right now!”


    Upon hearing this, Souna instinctively felt her bravado wane a bit.


    She was smarter than ine, and she understood that in this situation, she couldn’t afford to act recklessly; all she could do was unleash her anger through insults.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Not only was trespassing illegal, but ine’s son-inw, Charlie, was someone she really couldn’t afford to offend.


    Charlie was a powerful figure in Aurous Hill, known for his influence and connections. Many wealthy and influential individuals revered him, referring to him as Master Wade. If Souna rushed in and provoked Charlie, the consequences would be dire—she would have no good oue!


    But in that moment, filled with rage and frustration, Souna feltpletely helpless. She took off her shoes and began banging on the door, shouting furiously, “ine! If you cut off my money, I swear I will end you! I’ll haunt you as a ghost! Get down here!!!”


    Themotion created quite a stir in themunity.


    However, being an upscale neighborhood, the residents didn’t join in; instead, many simply peeked out their windows to witness the spectacle, but soon lost interest.


    Even Mia (Liu Manqiong), who lived on a higher floor enjoying the river view, was drawn to the noise. When she saw the chaos below, she frown and caught a glimpse of a woman yelling outside a vi, prompting her to close all her south-facing windows.


    Meanwhile, Souna was like a lone soldier trying to take on a fortified position, hurling curses at the sturdy gate of Charlie’s house.


    ine, lounging against the railing, heard Souna’s relentless insults but couldn’t help but chuckle at Souna’s frantic demeanor.<fn376d> Th?s chapter is updated by </fn376d>


    Instead of getting upset, ine paused her video recording, retrieved some melon seeds from her pocket, and started tossing them from the terrace while munching on them, all while yfully observing Souna. “Souna, honestly, I love watching you rage at me while beingpletely powerless. It’s like watching a vicious dog bark but not being able to bite. How entertaining!” she teased.


    Souna was so furious that she felt like she could explode, stomping her feet and shouting, “ine! I swear I will rip your mouth apart!”


    ine replied with disdain, “Oh, Souna! Aren’t you usually so polite? Why are you acting so low-ss now? This isn’t how you typically speak to your family on your live streams!” She then mimicked Souna’s live broadcast tone, mockingly saying, “My family! Come help Yanzi! Yanzi’s husband and son are paralyzed! Her mother-inw is starving to death! She’s about to give birth and has no money for milk powder! And by the way, Yanzi has a venereal disease but can’t afford treatment!” Souna was taken aback by ine’s exposure, and the more she listened, the angrier she became. Eventually, she lost her cool and hurled her high-end leather shoe at ine.


    ine was quick on her feet, dodging the throw and turning to Souna with a grin, “Hey, nice try, but you’re a bit off target!”


    Grinding her teeth in frustration, Souna tossed her other shoe, but ine deftly evaded it again, looking back at Souna with a smirk, “Oh, are you using Grandma Ma as a distraction?”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>