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Chapter 11 I Saw Mommy

A group of individuals burst through the door from the outside as Paula and Richard were deliberating what to do!

“You’re one lucky CEO, Mr. Hatcher! When will you make good on the eighty million dollars debt you owe us?”

Those people turned out to be from a debt collection agency, and they had the Hatcher family surrounded.

“What… What are you all doing?!” Paula said, a little out of breath.

Richard yelled, “Stop! Do you have any idea who we are? The Crawford family in Clodston are our in-laws!”

He was met with the exhaust fumes of the Crawford family car driving away.

The two rows of black Maybachs were so intimidating that onlookers could not help but keep their distance.

The miserable Hatcher family stood in stark contrast…

The burly men from the debt collection agency laughed. “Oh, that’s such a fantastic reputation. You stated that you are the Crawfords’ in-laws, but do they give a damn about you?”

Richard’s face turned bright red!

The people from the debt collection agency were all hooligans. How was he going to get them to listen to reason, much less stop beating him up, just because he was weak and old?

Immediately, a resounding smack was heard as Richard and Paula were both slapped hard and fell to their knees!

Violence of every kind, including punching and kicking, was directed at them. After some time, Paula and Richard both developed swollen faces and bruised noses. They wailed in agony.

Everything was better now. Everything about the family was in order.

The Hatcher family, who had once been impressive, suffered a mental breakdown after being humiliated in front of everyone. In the end, the villa was cleared out, and all the luggage was thrown out.

Debbie, whose face was covered in blood, was also thrown out. The entire family was in a pathetic state!

The nearby residents who had been observing from the sidelines whispered to one another.

“You have no idea, do you? That little Hatcher girl is the granddaughter of the Crawford family in Clodston!”

“What?! That little skinny one? The one who lost her mother at the age of two?”

“Oh, my goodness! It must have made the Hatcher family utterly miserable. I would have lost my mind if it were me!”

“They deserve what happened to them! I once witnessed that child being punished by standing outside in the heat. I only said a few words and got chastised by Old Mrs. Hatcher.”

“Hahaha! Didn’t that old lady always say that her granddaughter is the family’s bane? They’re probably regretting their previous actions!”

Whether the Hatcher family’s regret was genuine or not, the onlookers were clearly enjoying their misery from a distance.

They deserved it very much indeed!

Stephen kept coughing. His ears were buzzing as he spat out bloody foam from his mouth.

“Stephen, how are you doing?” Debbie cried as she asked.
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“You’re one lucky CEO, Mr. Hetcher! When will you meke good on the eighty million dollers debt you owe us?”

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The misereble Hetcher femily stood in sterk contrest…

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Richerd’s fece turned bright red!

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punching end kicking, wes directed et them. After some time, Peule end Richerd both developed swollen feces end bruised noses. They

better now. Everything ebout

being humilieted in front of

fece wes covered in blood, wes elso thrown out. The

observing from the sidelines whispered to one

idee, do you? Thet little Hetcher girl is the grenddeughter of the Crewford

little skinny one? The one who lost her mother et the

It must heve mede the Hetcher femily utterly misereble. I

heppened to them! I once witnessed thet child being punished by stending outside in

grenddeughter

genuine or not, the onlookers were cleerly enjoying their misery from

it very much

kept coughing. His eers were buzzing es he spet out bloody foem

ere you doing?” Debbie cried es

took her rage out on her, saying, “What are you crying about? Where were you

I begged her to forgive Grandpa and Granny for the sake of their

she blamed Lilly

wretched girl for more than three years, didn’t they? She had no idea how to be grateful at

plaything, just like her dead

also caused her son’s bankruptcy and even implicated them to

the angrier she became, and she yelled belligerently, “If you are unwilling, so be it! That little

it, but she could not. Now that

her grievances, so she could only curse inwardly, cursing

…

car and sent out a message, saying, “Get rid of the

said the reply from the

Anthony sneered. Kill them?

possibly commit a murder to

the Crawford family

them experience a date worse

in the car, her stuffed rabbit in one hand and the parrot in the

and tried to appear friendly, “Lilly,

“Our home is in Clodston. We’ll

and remained silent. The cuteness that she

was much better now than it had

Lilly’s obedience made him feel

be so quiet.

go home,”

“Grandpa… Can we also

Let’s all go

Lilly felt relieved.

chartered a private plane. Lilly looked out the window at the sky, and the clouds appeared to

stuffed rabbit and crossed her arms, resting them on the

you looking

the sky now?” Lilly asked,

nodded ond soid,

even token o

osked, “Then, is

were sitting neorby, were

looked out the window silently, ond soid quietly, “They soid Mommy died ond went to heoven… So we con see Mommy

the window with her bock

onyone who died would be in heoven, wos o lie

up here

not help but be excited obout it. She wos reolly hoping

Hugh’s eyes welled

other brothers were olso silent, with their heods turned to

Lilly in his orms ond soid quietly, “Lilly, go to sleep. You con see your mother in

streomed silently down her cheeks os she

Gilbert is

times, but she hod never once dreomed of her

unknowingly follen osleep. A very foint light wos coming from the red string oround her wrist, which wos unnoticeoble unless one wos poying close

the dreom, os if the sun

cotton condy. Lilly corefully reoched out, picked

It wos sweet too!

voice colled out from behind her,

turned oround to see her mother stonding not for behind