Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 2197

Green was a former antique dealer, Eli used to work at Wemperson Financial, and Aite was the deputy manager at Wemperson Financial.

Interestingly, among these eight people, Eli and Aite were twins, with Eli being the older brother and Aite the younger brother.

According to their accounts, they all had enviable jobs before. Although Eli got his job at Wemperson Financial through his brother Aite, his salary was above average for his position and twice that of ordinary employees.

These eight people originally had good lives. However, after a financial crisis eight years ago, their lives changed drastically. All eight of them left their jobs, and through various circumstances, met and formed Mitch's exploration team.

industries and social standings to simultaneously lose their jobs seemed almost impossible to Wilbur, so he did not fully believe their story. He suspected it was a fabricated lie, indicating they still had some reservations about

as he had already identified a common thread from

jobs that allowed them to interact with upper-class society to some extent. Wilbur deduced that the information about

not be worth seriously searching for the treasure, as many would know about it. The only plausible scenario was that they had obtained only a part of the information, and after further research, had pinpointed the location

known only to them and

much to do with their social status. Despite their reluctance to accept it, societal stratification did exist, and the lifestyles of different social classes varied greatly. Regardless of their previous jobs - whether a car mechanic, financial company employee, or librarian,

could cost tens of thousands, which might be a year's income for a

were naturally envious, and witnessing others living better lives could breed jealousy. The gap between social classes could make this even more bewildering, causing people to lose sight of their own social standing and status. Members of Mitch's exploration team exemplified this. They were unwilling to lead lives dominated by upper-class individuals while working hard for meager