The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 142

Chapter 142

Masison's words shook the Langs and the viewers to their cores right away.

Deml's mother, Carla Pine, was holding the phone at the time, and she dropped it. She turned around and headed toward the Kent family's place once more. The family was still arguing, and Charlie was fighting hard to break free of that family.

"I've given the family almost every penny I've earned these past few years. Isn't that enough?" demanded Charlie with a broken heart. "What else do you want?" Stanley replied, "You can be rid of us if you want. All you need to do is buy your younger brother a house in the city."

"Do you really think I have that kind of money?"

Mark replied, "Of course, you have the money. Your girlfriend is rich, isn't she? Her family has the money to buy me a house. You can marry into their family after that." There was a loud bang. Someone had pushed the door open wide.

Demi's parents were fuming when they entered the place.

Charlie quickly made his way over. "Why is everyone back? I'll deal with my family's matter. If... If I can't, I'll let Demi go. I won't waste her youth."

Demi shifted her gaze to Charlie, but she quickly averted it.

asked, "Do you have

"I do have one."

and pulled down his sleeve to reveal the red birthmark in

instantly rolled down. She hugged Charlie and sobbed. "I never thought that I could still meet you after all these years," said Carla,

Charlie couldn't speak.

mind was blank. All

as she cried. Between tears, Carla told

a member of

biological parents to be

he looked at Demi. When their gazes met, Charlie looked away quickly. His heart ached horribly. After Demi's mother finished crying, she moved aside so that her husband could talk to her son. Every member of the

while before Mark came around and said, "You guys can't..... my big brother away just like that.

claimed, "That's right. If you want to have your son back and take him away, buy us a house in the city. On top

wasn't easy raising a boy, and there's no way we'll let you take him away just like that." Charlie never

then

you must

parents hated the Kents, they knew that the Kent family had raised their son. It seemed Charlle was raised well too, so they felt compelled to compensate the Kent family. Everyone