The Billionaire’s Regretful Obsession – Victoria Hale

Chapter 61 69 +5 Free Coins "It's not like we didn't give you yours. How could you steal her money? Give all the money back to Teresa immediately!" Teresa almost laughed out loud. She just made up a lie and was about to get a huge sum of money. She was going to make a fortune! "It's alright, Edward. It's just 100 million dollars. Consider it my tribute to Sherry." Edward's usually aloof face was now contorted with extreme anger. "Sherry, we've given you money before. We've always treated you both equally. We haven't favored her. We've just occasionally given her a little more than you.

And because of that, you stole Teresa's money? If I hadn't asked you today, I wouldn't have known you were bullying Teresa like this!" Sherry rubbed her ear, which ached from being yelled at. "If she hadn't told me today, I wouldn't have known this either. First, you've never given me any money, not even 100 bucks. Second, I just found out you actually gave Teresa ten million dollars every year. I've been with this family for ten years, right? That's exactly 100 million. You say you've never favored her.

Then give me 100 million dollars!" Sherry was truly surprised to learn that the Campbells had given Teresa so much money. She thought that people their age wouldn't receive money as New Year's gifts anymore. Edward was particularly annoyed by what she said. "What do you mean? You mean we've never given you any money? Are you kidding me? When have we mistreated you? You can't talk nonsense!" Sherry scoffed. "Nonsense? Then let me ask you, who gave me ten million dollars? Tell me. Go ask them if anyone gave me money as a New Year's gift?" Edward took out his phone. "Fine.

This concerns the reputation and credibility of the Campbells. None of us would do such a thing!" Even if they later had issues with Sherry, they wouldn't skimp on what she deserved. Every year, they would choose one person in the family to give them both money. They gave it to Teresa, so why wouldn't they give it to Sherry? Sherry must be lying again. He first called Bryan. Upon hearing Sherry's name, Bryan was furious. "Who would give her money? I'd rather throw it away than give it to her!" Then Edward called Dale. "Give Sherry money?

Do you know how much it cost me to take down that news last time? I haven't even asked her for it back. How could I possibly give her money?" It's okay. There's still Dad and Mom. They shouldn't forget. Edward then called Claire. "What? That brat dares to ask me for money? She should be grateful that I raised her. Tell Sherry I will not 1/2 15:41 Sat, Jan 10 G MR Chapter 61 169) +5 Free Coins pay back that $50 million. I spent a million dollars raising her. Consider the rest as her expense. I saved her. Whatever amount she gives me is worth it!" Edward's face grew increasingly grim.

Why were they saying such hurtful things? It's alright. There's Joseph. He has the best memory. He couldn't possibly forget something like this. But when Edward called, he almost got yelled at. "How much do I earn in a year? Ten million dollars as a New Year's gift? Who asked for it? Has Sherry gone mad?" Edward's heart sank to the bottom when he heard this. "Dad, have you never given Sherry any money for New Year?" Joseph's hypocritical tone softened considerably when he realized that this was not a demand for money. "Didn't your mom give money to her? It's been so many years.

No need to grill me now." Claire said it cost a million dollars to raise Sherry. Really? Even for an ordinary family, raising a child costs that much. Let alone the wealthy. Some people might spend that much money every month. They spent a million dollars on her, and she gave Claire back 50 million dollars. That means Sherry not only never spent their money, but actually gave them even more. How is that possible? Does that mean they never even gave her pocket money? Edward felt a wave of dizziness, suddenly realizing he was a terrible brother. "Edward, don't be fooled.

Don't forget how much trouble she caused. Cleaning up her messes cost more than that," That was true. They lost a lot of money to the Hunts back then. But it was not the same thing. "That's not the point. The problem is she took my money. Otherwise, where does she get the money she uses? That's my money! If you take someone else's money, you have to pay it back." 2/2 Mark