“Go outside with your mom. I’ll come out in a bit.”

It was just like when Jasper was young. As far as Charlie was concerned, Jasper would always be a little boy who could not solve adult situations like this.

Jasper shook his head. There was no way he would leave.

“Did you bring the money?” Jasper asked Wendy.

When Jasper asked Wendy to come pick him up at the airport, Jasper had also told her to take some money out.

Wendy nodded and pulled out ten bundles of brand new hundred-dollar bills.

While everyone in the house was still stunned by Wendy’s ethereal beauty, they saw her taking the money out.

Everyone’s eyes shone as they looked at Jasper in disbelief.

Jasper’s family was known for being poor, and while Charlie had done everything he could to buy a house in town, doing so had only made their family’s situation worse.

Now there were bundles of hundred-dollar bills. Where did Jasper get the money?

is 20,000. I’m paying the 10,000 I owe your

handed them to the middle-aged woman with a cold tone. “My family doesn’t owe you anything anymore,

20,000 for the time my dad went to

took the money in shock and asked, “Where did

from that pretty lady’s hands? Who knows, maybe he found himself a rich woman in the city and

Jasper’s aunt, Bard, had always been the village’s ruffian. People were afraid of him in the village. The man

words kickstarted the reactions of everyone

I heard that Jasper has been doing horribly lately. There’s no way he could

Laine family! How could your family give birth

aunt pointed at Charlie and

gaze when he looked at

case, then Charlie would never be able to hold his head up

my own

“Bullsh*t!”

that you can get away with lying to us. I’ve heard since a long time ago that you were the lowest piece of trash in the city. If you have the guts to sell yourself to someone rich, why can’t you

the one spewing

She could not bear to

see it for yourself or what? Don’t accuse people of something

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