Morwenna's tone was firm. "No matter how much it is, it's not mine, and I don't want it." Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Stuart had intended to transfer a few hundred thousand dollars to Morwenna, but since she didn't use PayPal and Stuart couldn't be bothered with the hassle, he gave her a card linked to one of his accounts. For someone as cautious as Stuart, giving someone direct access to his money was unprecedented.

It was the first time he'd ever been willing to trust Morwenna somewhat, and she shot it down.

With a stern face and a hint of impatience, Stuart shoved the card into Morwenna's hand. "Throw it away if you don't want it. Don't come to the hospital tomorrow. I'll arrange for someone to take Grandpa back to the Hetfield's Homestead, where he will be cared for."

Morwenna wanted to say more, but Stuart had already stridden away.

Morwenna had a card she didn't want.

She indeed needed money.

But she wouldn't take what wasn't rightfully hers.

She already owed Norbert and Stuart. She was there to repay a debt, not to take more.

Morwenna tucked the card away, planning to return it to Stuart later.

After Stuart left, he received a call from Fletcher.

a penal sum.

that! The wife of the heir to the Hetfield Group, too thrifty to buy herself a decent meal, working night shifts as

was gutting fish

It was almost unbelievable!

out, he informed

given Morwenna the money if he

"Why are you

a bit, knowing Stuart could be

added, "No, no, just a heads-up. And you might

I need

I spoke

up, rolling his

had no idea what to

Morwenna was always busy.

gutting fish, afternoons

someone

eating, she would spend time talking with

moved back

condition was only dangerous during acute episodes. Staying

doctors and nurses cared for him, who were far more professional than the caregivers who looked after

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255