I'm A Quadrillionaire

Chapter 36 

The phone call connected,

“Mom, I’m back and I’m outside grandma’s house. Open the door!” Tara said anxiously.

“Tara, you’re back? Didn’t I tell you not to come back?”

Tara heard her mother’s voice from the phone, and she let out a sigh of relief in her heart. Even though she sounded exhausted, at least she was still alive,

Soon, the door was finally opened.

When Tara saw her mother, she could not control herself. She held her mother and started crying.

After they cried for a while, they went into the house.

When they saw that there was no one else in the house, Tara asked, “Mom, what happened? Where’s dad? Where’s grandpa and grandma? Where’s my sister?”

to come out. Tara, go talk to your father. He hasn’t eaten in two days. If this goes on, his body won’t be able to take

Tara entered the room and saw the man sitting there smoking, she could not relate this man, whose hair had almost turned all white, to her

rural area, and had made something for himself in the city. He was the one with the most prospect in the family, and everyone would give him a

this man in front of her looked dead inside. This man in

Tara called out, tears streaming down

her. He was still minding his own business and smoking his cigarette. After he finished one, he continued with

this?” Tara

loans and receipts. Aside from the bank, there are still debts from the loan sharks. Your father

this happen? We were fine before, how did this happen?” Tara collapsed on

left, her family was still peaceful and harmonious. Her father was still the man of indomitable spirit

her sister.

She felt tears stinging the corners of her eyes, but they and not fall. It was because she had been crying too much for the past

her husband because she knew her husband had borne a lot. She could only blame those scammers for being too good at

good care of your sister. You’re an adult now so you should be responsible for taking care

heard what her mother said, her heart trembled and she said quickly, “Mom, don’t do

to speak like she had not heard her