Contract Marriage With The Disabled CEO

Chapter 156 Ungrateful

Roger and Daisy brought about things in the

past.

The so-called little grace they had shown her was leveraged to induce guilt in her.

“I gave you a high-grade skirt when you were a child. Emily had only worn it for one month, and it was pretty new. Also, there was a time when someone presented crabs, I gave you two of them. Don’t you remember? We’ve been so nice to you. How could you be so cruel!” Daisy said.

A skirt? Betty did remember it. She gave it to her because Emily found it ugly. As for the crabs, they were about to go bad. After having them, she had diarrhea for several

days.

This was their so-called kindness, and they demanded payback.

“I regret wearing that dress, eating your

crabs, and being a member of this family.

Say no more. It’s pointless. Will you leave my

mother and me alone once I pay you back?” Betty said.

In Daisy’s view, that would be too easy on

them.

Betty felt bitter as she remembered something from her childhood.

Her mother and she were dependent on each other. Sherry worked several jobs and often stayed up late.

Sherry went out early and came home late.

Too busy to look after her, her mother left her in the care of Roger’s family.

Her mother told her to behave in the

Watson’s house.

Feeling sorry for her, Sherry didn’t let her do

much housework.

Daisy, however, assigned other work to the nanny and forced Betty to wash the dishes, clean the floor, tidy the rooms, and mow the garden. It was torture, but little Betty was sensible enough to endure it.

At night, she would cry under the covers. Betty didn’t tell her mother for fear of distracting her.

Roger was

went on tours with

followed them.

mind, that would be beneficial to

her, so

them.

I don’t have a sense of dignity. I just don’t want

Sherry told her.

tenacious since her childhood. She might look

took

buying ice cream for

and

the bag. Hold the umbrella for Emily. The

Betty was reluctant.

you. Your sister is feeling hot, and you wouldn’t hold the

Every time, she followed them like a servant, sat there alone, and

rattled on, bringing her

about? We’ve been kind enough to you, and you repay us in this way? That’s ungrateful of you! Also, we paid for your college education! Without us,

this far. It’s terrible

hand

sensible. Do you want to

family collapse and me jump off

building?” Roger chimed in.

accepting

sounded like only an ingrate would refuse to see them through

perplexed, but

the others were

only to see Kerwin

was in a wheelchair, his aura remained strong. It was a signature of

status.

occasion, Kerwin was a

presence.

around and saw

They tried to say

Kerwin daunted them.

come

seat,” Roger stammered.

social butterfly, grinned.

welcome to our place

were just chatting with

hehe…”

to the Watson’s house