Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler

Chapter 81 Mr. Atherton saw the expression on his two daughters’ faces and knew they must have screwed something up. He was even more displeased. However, he spoiled his girls as they grew up. He could not beat them but could only punish them in some other ways.

“From now on, your allowances will be cut by half until you both behave yourselves!” he said before leaving exasperated with his investment proposal, thinking of seeking another way to fund his project. Lola watched as her father disappeared into the hallway, and anger flashed through her gaze. Catelyn! “Lola, Jamie… told me about something at the hospital…”

Louella quickly informed Lola about Jamie’s reaction and had stopped crying over him. She was concerned and asked, “Could Catelyn really have hooked up with someone that we should not have offended?” Lola was irritated. She said sarcastically, “No way, she barely has any opportunity to hook up with someone from the upper class!”

“However, our father really lost the deal…” Louella was concerned and looked at Lola. “Maybe we should plead with Catelyn to resolve this peacefully and ask her to convince the man behind her…”

me to forgo my ego and plead for peace? You might as well walk over my dead body,” Lola rejected the idea without hesitation. “This may be a coincidence,

was worried. Miles could never stand seeing her being bullied. She took a cab to Miles’ kindergarten, intending to see if Miles was throwing a tantrum. To her surprise, as soon as she arrived at the kindergarten, the

long white dress, and a pair of glasses with a black frame. Catelyn was stunned. She thought Miles ran into a fight. “A

have rrever expected a child to be so good at writing!” Ms. Jane took out a

Catelyn. Catelyn looked at the paper and was astonished. It was a simple, short passage, but the story was given life and soul through the way he wrote

not hate writing

in the class. The teacher was scribbling on the blackboard, while a few kids were dozing off, their heads on their hands, some were zoning out, except Miles, who