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Gerald Crawford:The Secretly Rich Man Novel (Invisible or Poorest) Chapter 1014
The simultaneously surprised and delighted voice had come from a middle-aged man who stood up as soon as he saw her.

“It’s truly been a while, uncle!” replied Xavia with a slight nod.

“Humph! It’s just as they say. When you’re poor, nobody looks for you even if you’re living in a bustling city! When you get rich, however, even the most distant of relatives will come running to meet you, even if you’re living in the middle of a forest! I do wonder if that saying applies to a certain relative of mine who just so happened to hear that my family’s Zion just got promoted!” sneered a woman—seated on one of the couches—before flashing a cold smile as she continued peeling an orange.

Hearing that, several of the other young men and women in the room took turns staring at Xavia contemptuously.

“It’s been so long yet your way of talking never changes, does it, aunt? Now that I think about it, this was also the place where you mocked and embarrassed my mother so much back then, right?” replied Xavia with a smile.

Clearing his throat, the eldest uncle then asked in a concerned tone, “Let’s not talk about the past right now… Regardless, I remember your father falling sick that year… We haven’t contacted each other in so long… How is he doing now?”

“He was cured ages ago,” replied Xavia as she recalled the incident that had taken place around eight years ago.

Due to being cheated of his money in the years prior, he didn’t have the money to cure

how much her mother begged, none of

and her mother out of their home! It was akin to them chasing away a few stray dogs. Her aunt

all her mother’s hard efforts scattered on the ground, Xavia had kept

at studying. Her goal was to earn her

no matter how hard she worked, she could never truly rid herself of

adored, both of them ended up being

wanted to be

finally had all that, and she had come here to finally achieve a wish of hers which she had kept in her heart this

your mother’s turn to be sick now, then I’ll save us all the hassle, right this instant. We don’t have any money!” scoffed Xavia’s

nice clothes now, mom! I’m assuming she’s here to show off! By the looks of things, she may have found herself a rich husband!” said another woman

ten-dollar note at my mother while all of you were chasing us out. You called it a ‘compensation’ for the local mountain products, if I recall correctly. Do you remember any of that, Second

breath, her second aunt then replied, “So what if I did? Are you here to take

in anger, Xavia simply said, “Oh no, I would never! I honestly came here today to return the ten dollars to you! You know, I