Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 102:

Marissa suggested, “It would be far too harsh to expel Uncle Rex from the Nash family or have him kneel in the ancestral hall for more than twenty years. Instead, I propose he kneels for just two hours each day. He’ll still be free the rest of the time and receive his monthly allowance.” Rex was overwhelmed with gratitude at her words, his eyes brimming with tears, and he opened his mouth to express his thanks. But Marissa quickly continued, “However, Uncle Rex has committed many serious errors in the past. Merely kneeling for two hours a day is quite lenient. He should kneel on dog poop.”

Everyone stared at her in disbelief. Rex looked at Marissa, completely bewildered and unable to react for a long while. Balthasar cautiously asked, “Tiffany, what do you mean by kneeling on dog poop?”

“I mean exactly that,” Marissa replied. “Have a servant collect fresh dog poop daily. It must still be warm. Before it cools, Uncle Rex should kneel on it for precisely two hours each day.”

The suggestion shocked everyone present. Rex, once the patriarch, might not have contributed much in his role, but he deserved respect in retirement. The idea of kneeling on dog poop daily was seen as excessively degrading, a punishment only the cruelest would consider. “Eww!” Rex vomited immediately after hearing the proposal

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laughter. “Uncle Rex, you’re reacting too soon.

form of reparation and found it hard to fault her. Balthasar felt uncomfortable, as if sitting on pins and needles, trying

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Balthasar adjusted his crutch, seeming about to speak but then hesitating, clearly torn. Landen pressed his hand against

added, “Uncle Rex, it’s your choice: disgust or pain. Remember, it’s a punishment. It’s not

“Uncle Rex, you might want to go with the

worthless by the whole family, Tiffany and Landen now had risen to the top, demonstrating their wicked and childish sides. Every word they uttered tested everyone’s patience, yet no one dared challenge them. Even Balthasar, the most revered member of the family, could only sigh deeply after a long silence. Realizing no one would come to his defense, Rex resigned himself to his fate and muttered, “I’ll take

choice, Uncle Rex.” Embarrassed beyond measure, Rex suddenly stood up and bolted outside. Shortly after, they heard this middle-aged man sobbing loudly in the yard. Marissa and Landen

them to show compassion. Those who hadn’t endured their hardships had