His Heiress Wife (Retika)

Sarah looked at him in surprise.

"That's too much! Charles, do you think I am an ATM? Money doesn't grow from trees!"

Charles did not care about that.He looked at Sarah with disdain.His face still carried the stubbornness and unruliness of a stubborn young master.His attitude was very arrogant for someone asking a favor.

"Sarah, stop talking nonsense with me" Charles hissed.

"Just tell me whether you can give me the money or not!"

Charles had always treated Sarah as if she was his servant, ignoring the fact that she was his older sister.

Sarah couldn't take his shitty attitude anymore and refused his demand.

"I'm not giving you money.And if I had any, I won't give it to you either!"

Charles glared at Sarah.

"Sarah, haven't you been filming a variety show and a commercial recently? Did you really think I'll believe you when you say you don't have any money?" Charles spat.

"If you don't want to give me anything, just say it.Why are you making up so many excuses? Don't come back to me to put in a good word for you in front of Mommy next time.

You bring me nothing but disappointment.

Sarah was so angry that she was out of breath.

Charles was really too infuriating, thinking that he was entitled to anything if he forced it out of people.

She had previously asked Charles to put in a few good words with Elizabeth.

She was especially fond of her only son, and she would listen to whatever he said no matter how far-fetched it was.

The reason why Sarah always had to look out for Charles was that he was her biological brother.

Charles occasionally asked her for some money, and it was normal for a sister to give money to her brother.

When Grandpa Alistair was here, he was particularly strict with the allowance of the Sullivan children, and even Elizabeth did not dare to give money carelessly.

Out of all the children in the Sullivan Family, only Sarah had a bit of income from her work.

Sarah's younger siblings naturally relied on her for anything related to money since then.

However, what Sarah did not expect was that Charles would become increasingly dependent on her for money.

What was worse was that every time he asked her for money, he would always use the same lines to threaten her.

This time, Charles didn't even bother with pretenses.

He directly asked her three hundred thousand dollars.

to spoil him anymore, but at the end of the day, he was still her younger brother, and she had to take responsibility for

you

finish, Charles interrupted her impatiently with

who do you think you are? What right do

asked, glaring at

nothing but a girl whom the Sullivans don't want anymore, so stay out of my

say "that bastard" when he

trembled, and he opted to swallow the words he was supposed to say.He demanded with

give it to me,

of the room

Melody wasn't here today, he would

of this house, was way

never won against her, so this

leave angrily, Sarah felt

a younger

back and saw Melody

in Melody's direction and asked, "Melody, what's wrong? Why are you looking at

often ask you for money?" Melody

were straight to the point that

fell on Sarah, and now, Sarah

felt like she was being surrounded by Melody's

didn't want to answer directly, but Melody's probing stare made her feel that telling a lie might

Sarah nodded, heaving a

every day.He's just too insensible and

her words, Melody didn't want to put the blame

all, Melody didn't have the right to do

opinion, Charles wasn't merely

baby at his

like Charles, she would

he would do nothing but

of being born in the Sullivan family, he wouldn't have enjoyed such a

so that the family's bloodline would continue and that she wouldn't hurt anyone

stand on his own, she

if he had any malicious intentions, she wouldn't let him get

turned around and

Sarah followed her closely.

say anything to Melody.She felt that Melody wasn't

open and frowned at the messy room before

fine the last time she

it took the filming crew three days to get everything tidy and clean the

she used to

was the head of the

favorite grandchild, the housework had always