Chapter 43 Ask Luther for Help
Inside the Stark’s villa at Rose Heights.
As soon as Luther got home, he received a call from Monica. He irritably yanked off his tie and handed it to Leann, who was helping him with his clothes, saying, “Wait a moment, Monica is calling me.
Leann asked in surprise, “Why did she call you?”
“I didn’t know.”
seemed to be
The arrogance and haughtiness of the Stark family ingrained in their bones. Leann immediately frowned, saying displeasedly, “She’s not going to ask you for money, is she? I heard her family is having a hard time, her husband has some strange disease, he’s been in the hospital for over a year and still hasn’t gotten better…”
Calculating it, Monica had a kinship with her domineering mother–in- law. Monica’s mother and her mother–in–law were first cousins. Later, one married a local small business owner, and the other married a poor boy.
Later, Amy followed her husband to Melcester for development, while Monica’s family stayed in their hometown. After that, she had a child and needed more hands at home.
Amy didn’t want to help with the kids, so she brought her own niece
over.
It was that Monica.
At first, Monica was of great help to her. Later, she found out that Monica was nicer to Myrna than to Stephanie, often buying candies for
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Myrna behind their backs and taking Myrna to her house to play. However, she was just average to Stephie, so she found an excuse to dismiss her.
After all, Myrna was not her own flesh and blood, but Stephanie was her precious darling.
Luther picked up his phone, saying. She has never asked mom for money before, it doesn’t make sense for her to borrow now. There must be something going on, I’ll answer it”
Leann helped him pack up his clothes, not forgetting to say, “If it’s about lending money, don’t lend too much, ten or twenty thousand is enough, no more. Given their situation, lending them money is like throwing a meat bun at a dog, it’s not coming back! Our family is not a charity, we have plenty of these distant poor relatives. Once you start, they will all come to you for loans…
After all, Monica was a relative of his family. Leann’s overt and covert disdain for his relatives back home annoyed him, but he also thought the same way.
Ten or twenty thousand was acceptable, considered as charity, but anything more was out of the question.
He put his phone to his ear and answered the call.
“Hello.”
Two minutes later, he hung up the phone with a gloomy expression.
Said to Leann, “Give me the clothes quickly.”
Leann, looking puzzled, asked, “What’s wrong? You just got back, and now you’re leaving again?”
Luther’s face was extremely ugly, he said harshly, “Myrna got into a
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fight on the street and was taken away by the police. Monica called and asked me to go to the police station to bail her out!”
Speaking of this, Luther was simply beside himself with anger.
It was also about raising a daughter.
Although Myrna was not their child, she had grown up in their home. People say that dragons beget dragons and phoenixes beget phoenixes, even if she was a mouse, staying in their home every day should have instilled some manners in her!
He had only been back home for a few days after recognizing his relatives when he got into trouble with the police station!
Indeed, he shouldn’t have let her continue studying in Melcester.
He had to clean up the mess he caused.
Upon hearing that it was about Myrna, Leann’s expression soured, unwilling to give her the clothes: “Didn’t she find her biological parents and grandfather? Why is she still calling you?”
Luther was annoyed and said irritably, “I don’t know. They are strangers here, even if they go to the police station, they won’t be able to get anyone out. We are about to finalize our cooperation with the Taylor Group. Even if Myrna is not part of our family, she has lived in our house. If any bad news comes out at this time, it will also affect us.”
Leann’s expression grew increasingly disgusted, “She really is as clingy as mom said!”
Luther took the clothes from her hands, irritably saying, “Anyway, I’ll go over and see first.”
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