The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 2912

Sadie's jaw dropped in astonishment. "Mom, are you kidding me? How can you say Marco Marseille looks nice and capable when he's so skinny? I won't even be surprised if he weighs less than me! I bet Missus Marseille brought him here to meet with us last time because she's afraid her son doesn't have much longer to live.

"Dad didn't mention introducing someone like him to me, so you better not have any strange ideas about this. You're my mom, after all!"

Karen frowned. "What do you mean by that? You should know that as your mother, I'm not going to recommend just anybody to you! I care about your marriage the most. Have you ever thought that if your marriage is good, it would benefit me as a mother too?

"Even though Marco doesn't look like he's in the best of health, his family fortune is second only to the Parr family. So just think about it. If Marco doesn't live long, it's even better, right? You'd inherit his family fortune effortlessly without having to cater to your husband. You'd just enjoy life!"

Sadie grumbled unwillingly, "You're really something as a mother! I haven't even gotten married yet, and you're already hoping my future husband dies early. Besides, no matter how wealthy the Marseille family is, I refuse to marry him. I'd rather marry a poor person than a sick person!"

that? Stop being so disrespectful. Who do you think you are? You're just a stepdaughter of the Russell family. I had to move mountains for your father to change your surname from Parr to Russell! Everyone

we meet,

it gently. "Anyway, as

care of if not you? I reckon your father is going to give your baby brother more than half of his fortune in the future. That's more than enough to take care

Sadie were already planning on how to spend Vince's money once he was gone, but he had no clue. He

company was operating normally. In fact, Russell Group was doing

he had asked from the Parr family was just like a drop in the bucket for them. The more he compared himself to them, the more

the harm in asking for

with one excuse or the other. Of course,