Reborn of Kate by Isla Rainfield

Chapter 85 Donate It All

Kate looked coldly at Ruth and Holly, then sneered. “It’s just a bit over 400 thousand. I couldn’t care less about such a small amount of money.”

Her gaze flicked casually to the bank card on the table, her disdain clear. Kate stated, “When I give some things away, they’re gifts. When you take them without asking, it’s theft. Even though I don’t care about the money…

“My belongings are mine. No one else can touch them. Now that you’ve handled them, they feel sully. Hmm…

Kate pondered for a moment before looking over at George. She praised, “George, you handled this situation well. Take this card as your reward.”

George looked at Kate with a calm and respectful demeanour and said, “Madam, I was merely doing my duty. If you really think about it, I made mistakes. I cannot accept a reward for something I don’t fully deserve.”

Ruth’s face twitched as she silently screamed in frustration.

If you don’t want it, give it back to me! Do you all despise this money? That’s 450 thousand! We had taken out high–interest loans to scrape together that amount!

And now, neither of you wanted it?

George glanced at Ruth with a faint smile, then said, “Madam, if I may, why don’t we donate the money instead?”

Kate’s eyes lit up, and she agreed, “Great idea. Make it happen.”

Holly

disgusting. Their hearts ached. This is infuriating! Is this the world of the rich? Are they

to spare their feelings, ignoring Ruth and

inside her, but she suppressed them. Ruth forced

hand, letting the paper scraps flutter down onto Ruth. Her voice was cold and indifferent as she said, “This

Ruth exhaled sharply.

pursuing this matter any further! Although

Balance: 413 + 0

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nothing else, leave. You’re an eyesore with all that

Ruth, and she waved her hand dismissively as if

pair were on the brink of losing their minds

three hours before they could enter

ame

she pleaded, ‘Kate, I know I was wrong. Can you forgive me and give me another chance? Besides, the sun is so harsh

as if she might

“George, see them out.”

with disdain, then turned