Love After One-Night Stand With CEO

Chapter 3: We’re Moving Away

“Sister, let’s move away from this place!” A thin teenager of about sixteen years old, sitting in a wheelchair, said in a narrow room while looking at Rosa.

Rosa looked at him, stunned. “Did Chappell bully you again?”

The teenager kept quiet. He lowered his head and cautiously hid his hand behind him.

Rosa noticed the action and quickly grabbed his hand.

“Sister…” The teenager frowned as his face turned even paler than before.

Rosa saw the cigarette burn mark on his hand and her face darkened.

“Okay. We’re moving away. Right now!”

She knew that Chappell often vented her anger on her brother because she couldn’t afford to pay back the money.

“Hey, hey, hey…” Suddenly, a voice filled with disdain came from the doorway.

brother quickly turned to

Fine. Give me that 500,000 dollars first!” Chappell snapped as she glared at

dollars? I only borrowed 100,000!” Rosa was

you think we’re some sort of charity?” Chappell scoffed. “If you can’t afford

could you say that? That man is already over 60 years old!” The teenager’s face turned purple with anger and he started

your mouth, you little weakling!

you want about me, but you can’t call Cecil a weakling!”

by her gaze and immediately rolled her eyes in disdain. “What are you glaring at? If it weren’t for me, both of you

have to bother the other relatives. That’s why I brought Cecil here. We even compensated

“Tut-tut, you thought those relatives would want to take you in? When your parents got into that car accident, all your relatives only saw you two as a burden and kept quiet. If not for me, your parents wouldn’t have been able to rest in peace! Also, did you really think sending you guys to high school

won scholarships in school!”

a little taken aback. “I had to feed both of you for four years! Not to mention that stupid illness of yours. Money doesn’t grow on trees! Anyway, that money was already spent a long time

“You …”

pay it back. Otherwise,

you!” Rosa glared

hand tugged lightly on Rosa’s shirt,