The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 367

Chapter 367

Mr. Grant nodded vigorously. "Yes, yes! I've had somebody read my fortune before, and they all say I'm honest and straightforward."

Madison continued, "Water signifies wisdom, which means you're clever."

Mr. Grant chuckled. "Oh, stop it!"

"There's a saying in destiny studies. When water and earth mix, wise people do foolish things. Water represents intelligence, but when mixed with earth, that wisdom cantum into trickery, often leading to one's cleverness backfiting.

"Earth symbolizes integrity, but when mixed with water, that integrity is diluted. The outward appearance doesn't match the true intent. Such people may scheme against those closest to them."

Mr. Grant was silent, his expression shutting "Ms. Locke, what do you mean by that?"

having your daughter, you found another woman to have a son

"Don't you understand why your daughter hasn't come back? You taver sons over daughters. After havi with. Your daughter started worlding to pay her tuition in high school

wanted her to drop

using her mother to pressure her, taking all the money that she got from her scholarship and eamed from her part-time job. When she refused to

back and sold her to a 20-year-old man for 200 grand as his wife. She ran away and

then.

find her now because your son

sour. His once

buy a house? She's a university graduate; can't she come up with that bit of money? I knew it all along-raising a daughter is just

land of bizare

to favor sons over daughters, but now, he's playing the victim. With acting

the victim and lie? Seriously! If you can't afford to mise children,

daughter a financial burden? You're even worse than a daughter. What are you? If you had the ability, you wouldn't be expecting your daughter to pay for everything! it your son is better than your daughter, let him pay for himself! "What

Grant looked at these comments, fuming. "Sons can carry on the family line, but

hasn't had his back yet. He'll definitely succeed in the future,

destiny that you'll only have

do you mean? Are you

the flous Mr. Geant, Madison said, "What I mean is that your