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Chapter 107 She Becomes Bland After a While

Chapter 107 She Becomes Bland After a While

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Horace returned to the ward, and when Norma saw that there was no one behind him, she sat up nervously and asked. “What did that girl say to you? I didn’t tell her that I’m pretending to

be sick.”

“Well, the money issue has been resolved. We will pack up soon and send you home, Horace announced joyfully.

Upon hearing that the money issue had been resolved, Norma was stunned for a moment and then, asked in confusion, “That’s 12,000! Queenie Kins‘ family is so poor. How did they come up with it?”

“It’s 24,000,” Horace corrected. Glancing around to ensure no one was listening, he leaned toward her and whispered, “As I mentioned before, this cousin of Queenie’s, her family is. very wealthy. Even if she casually drops a little money, it’s enough for us to live comfortably for a lifetime.”

Moreover, that day at the Laurel Hotel, he noticed that Jonathan and Angela had a close relationship. If Felix could successfully win over Angela, they would have a clear path leading to Jonathan. For the Swine Family, it would be a step toward success.

Shock washed over Norma’s face, and she showed two fingers with her wrinkled hand, trembling slightly. “That girl can come up with 24,000? Oh my god, I can’t believe that she is

so rich.”

She used to think that when people said George from the Kins Family was wealthy, it just meant they were a little better off than ordinary families. After all, if they were really rich, why would Donald cut off ties and not communicate with them? Chasing away a money tree was something that only a fool would do.

Just as her words fell, Horace’s phone beeped, indicating a new message. He checked his phone, and a greedy smile appeared on his handsome face as he showed the screen to his mother. “Look, that girl has paid a deposit of 1,200.”

These days, 1,200 was the entire annual income for an average family, and Angela gave it to him just as she said she would. It was just a drop in the bucket compared to the remaining amount. Hence, Horace set aside his worries, as if the money would be in his pocket the next second.

Meanwhile, Norma counted seriously. Wow, that’s so much money.

with work, Mom, so you should urge Felix when you’re free. Tell him to act fast and win over Angela Kins,” Horace said happily as he closed

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then, you will officially be Angela

slapped her thigh and laughed heartily. “That’s right! I’m telling you, Felix was raised by me since he was a child, and he lived in our house. for many years. His wife should respect me. Why didn’t you tell me clearly? I thought she was just slightly wealthier,” she grumbled.

her uncle to help out so that you don’t have to work so hard for this money? He’s just sitting in the office and the money rolls in. Your wife is a wicked woman. Very malicious and not a

her son, and after several years of marriage, she didn’t even

staged divorce with Queenie, dividing their marital assets evenly. He planned to give the car and some money to Queenie as part of the charade,

old–fashioned, initially disapproved of divorce. However, after listening to his son’s logical explanation,

to support his son’s decision. With his son’s exceptional abilities, she was confident that everything would be handled smoothly, and

can be demanding. There may be long hours and little time for family in the future.” Norma’s expression reflected a mix of joy and concern as she was worried about Angela’s ability to balance work and

find a lucrative job. While he provides for the family financially, Angela should stay home, take care of the family, and

Horace leaned against the window and observed Queenie and her father sitting downstairs. It was almost 1.30 p.m., the perfect time to head to

instructed his mother to wait in the hospital ward, and went to initiate the divorce

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caught sight of him turning the corner from the

treat my daughter well when you married

day and witnessed it firsthand, he wouldn’t have known how much longer he would be kept in the dark. When

darkened. He felt the surge of anger but restrained himself, thinking of the remaining money from

between the two men, shielding her father. “Stop fighting.”

spat out blood, his face grim. “Now that you know, let’s

seethed with rage, wishing he could

eyes welled up with tears, her hands trembled as she clenched them into fists. She turned to her father, her voice firm