My Four Miraculous Treasures

Chapter 61

"That's right, we all love mommy!" the other children all said together.

Lara beamed happily. "And Grandma," she reminded them.

"Yeah, we love Grandma too!" the children called out in agreement. Their cute little voices could melt anyone's heart. With a bright smile, Lara stood tall and held her head up high, no longer ashamed.

In fact, she felt very proud of herself.

With four lovely grandchildren who adored her so, no one could be more blessed than she was.

Willow's heart was warmed by her children's words. These four were her greatest treasures in life, her pride and joy.

No amount of money could compare to this fortune.

"You may have money," she said to Samantha, "But you can only spend it on yourself. Since it's none of anyone else's business, maybe you should just keep quiet about it, instead of showing it off everywhere? How does it help anyone to see you helping yourself?" Willow turned to look at the woman standing beside Samantha, who shifted uncomfortably beneath her gaze. A moment ago, she'd been trying her best to humiliate Willow; now, she was the one who felt humiliated, instead.

Willow had a point: If you were nice to rich people, did that mean they'd give you money in return?

by

watched Willow leaving with her family. Her painted face twisted

when anyone could

she

had somehow crashed

through so much trouble to

yet, like a rat, she thrived in

Willow so

every bit as beautiful as Willow was, and far more capable! She'd worked so hard, made so many plans... now she was finally enjoying the lifestyle of the rich and successful... so how could Willow have found more happiness than she had?! Perhaps what Samantha really needed to be happy was to see

was it!

out of money completely, and come to Samantha in tears, begging for some cash... how happy Samantha

children back to

in this place. It was nothing special, and falling apart in places. However, it

had been cleared away and replaced with a

kind of house as hers, plain and run-down.

was so tall that it blocked the sunlight from reaching Willow's home, so that the sun never warmed