Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

As expected, Paula exploded. “James, what are you implying? Are you looking down on Jojo? Oh, James! Have you forgotten how we generously helped you when you were down and out?

Now that you’ve gained success, you decide to not take us seriously? An ungrateful person like you will get struck by lightning!”

James was extremely irritated. They only lent a few thousand from Helen’s family when they were down and out a few years ago but Paula always brought this up, even up till today.

Helen quickly tried to ease the tension. “Enough. James, how could you say that? Paula, please forgive him. Why don’t you tell me your requests and I’ll help you arrange it?”

It was only then did Paula’s anger subside. In a cold voice, she said, “I don’t have many requests. I just hope that your company can treat Jojo according to her abilities! You can’t give her a low level position, and you should offer her a managerial position at the very least!

The pay can’t be too low either. However, since we are a family, I won’t have high requirements for her pay—a monthly salary of 50,000 would do.

You should also give her a car. Jojo will make do with James’s car for two years and change into another car after that. As for her accommodation, I heard that houses at the Grand Pavilion are pretty nice…”

Hearing this, James couldn’t hold back his anger and said sarcastically, “Why don’t you move to Lakeside Garden then?”

infuriated. “What is with your attitude? Do you think that Jojo is not worthy to live in Lakeside Garden? Let me get this straight—Jojo’s future husband will have a house in Lakeside Garden. Otherwise, he is not qualified

a pig. Which second-generation wealthy young man would be blind enough

Helen looked embarrassed. After all, she couldn’t agree to Paula’s requests at all. It would be easy if she only needed to give Jojo a normal job because it wouldn’t affect the company

company’s future development. How could she let that happen? Just then, Sasha

of disdain. “Wow, you’re finally back from messing around! You really are rude to older relatives. Not only did you not rush back

felt annoyed. However, she didn’t

was much worse than Helen and she even had the elders at home supporting her. If they got

sorry, I didn’t know that you

waved her hand and said, “Forget it, it’s not entirely your fault. Your

angrily. If it weren’t because he couldn’t win this shrew, he would’ve flown into a rage long

about the matter and they’ve agreed. Now, all

Helen