The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 140

Chapter 140

When Charlie heard what his father said, a troubled expression appeared on his face.

Someone typed, "What the hell? I know that in certain parts of the country, elder sisters are still regarded as slaves to their younger brothers, but I didn't know that big brothers are also tortured."

Another person replied, "Oh, the viewer who made the comment above is too innocent. It doesn't matter if you're a boy or a girl. If your parents play favorites, then you'll be a slave to your siblings." "That guy's life is so hard. I feel bad for him," wrote another viewer.

Someone else typed, "I think his fiancée has it worse. Marrying someone like that will condemn her into a lifetime of dealing with horrible in-laws."

Stanley was still scolding Charlie at the time.

"If you won't talk about it, then I will! Demi's parents are here too, right? I'll go talk to them myself. If they want their daughter to marry into our family, then they must at least do something for us. Our family's door isn't open to just anyone." As Stanley spoke, he turned around to leave.

Charlie quickly grabbed Stanley's arm to stop him.

Charlie's fiancée, Demi Lang, saw the two men arguing and made her way over. She asked, "Charlie, Mr. Kent, what's wrong?"

Charlie immediately let go of his father and replied, "Nothing. It's nothing."

smiled as well. After

told her

aware of the situation with

that unreasonable.

made her feel

though his heart was broken as well. Still, he promised, "Don't worry. If he actually has the audacity to ask for money from your family,

mean we won't

into your family. There's nothing he can do if I were to do that. He said that my

that, Demi finally smiled. She wrapped her arm around Charlie's and said, "You're the best. Let's head over for now. I'd rather not let our parents

as they had expected. By the time they got there, Stanley had

rich and doesn't need the extra money. I'm not asking for much either. All I want is for you to buy my youngest son a house and a car in the city. Given the state your

1. it.

looked extremely

educated and graceful people, they would have

they turned to Charlie and his family and said, "It seems that being a part of your family truly comes at a truly high price. Our daughter can't

He quickly

at fault here. My feelings for Demi are sincere, and I want to be with her. Since my family's demands are harsh, may I know

to bear my child, the baby will have your surname. I don't have much now. All Thave is a little savings and a cat that's only worth a few thousand dollars. That being said, I promise that I'll work hard and give Derna a prod life" Stanley stared at Charlie in