The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 107

Chapter 107

Madison dried her hands and approached Rebecca and Tanya. "I can

I can get your horoscope."

Tanya's and Rebecca's eyes widened with joy as they looked at her.

"Five million dollars!" Madison extended her hand, "Give me five million dollars, and

nd I'll ap

Lagree."

"What?" Rebecca exclaimed.

Tanya stared at her in disbelief. "Maddie, how can you do this?"

Madison only charged a hundred thousand dollars for changing Amanda's fate and accepted just eight grand for helping an archaeological team with a stele in the countryside.

Yet, when it came to her own family, she was now asking for five million dollars.

less. I'll be heading to the ghost shrine tomorrow, and you'll need to come with me to get the horoscope. Have the money ready. We'll leave first thing in the morning." With that, she ignored the upset Tanya and the furious Rebecca and asked them

happily. "Madison, wait for

and Tanya left the

"Mom, do you think Maddie is upset with me? Is that why

who was already hurt by Madison's behavior, felt her anger surge at Rebecca's words. "She's targeting you! She wants to embarrass you in front of

breath, she said, "Let's head back for now. The ghost shrine matter is

returned to the Locke residence, Tanya angrily recounted Madison's outrageous demand for five million

and Harvey came

"If that's

e wants,

ts, just give it

it to her.

money; it's Madison's attitude," Tanya

on the couch, tugging at his tie, "Mom, what kind of attitude

Harvey

she even consider us family? It feels like she sees us as enemies!" Harvey rubbed his temples in frustration. "Do you see Maddie as family? If you really wanted her help, you should've been honest. Why did you hide things? You've been deceptive, and now that it's out in the open, you're worried about your pride." Tanya was at a loss

grabbed his coat. "I'll bring the money to Maddie," he

sighing heavily. "I thought we had a serious conversation before, and I had believed you. would change. But it seems like you haven't changed at all; if anything, things have gotten worse. I'm starting to see Maddie's point about moving out. It wasn't just Maddie.

to Madison's place. He pressed the doorbell and waited. After a moment, the door opened, but

skipped a beat, but he quickly composed

His