Chapter 111


    "ording to Lydia''s exnation three years ago when Samuel first joined the family, Dad gave


    Godfrey 100 million in secret in order to make up for Yvonne, but he had a rule that this 100 million


    must be used after three years, and the timing is now, so there shouldn''t be any mistakes," Lionel


    exined.


    That old man had given Yvonne 100 million!


    The olddy thought it was simply impossible. She knew clearly how much money the Sue family own.


    In the past, in order to prevent the old man from keeping a mistress, she would go through every single


    ount in thepany, how could he have kept 100 million with him?


    However, if he had not given it to Godfrey, how would Godfrey have gotten so much money?


    The olddy decided to ask Godfrey for rification in person and said, "I''lle to the vi right


    away."


    Upon hanging up the phone, Lionel returned to the living room and said to Lydia, "Mom will be here


    right away, she wants to find out what this is all about."


    Lydia''s face showed indifference, the old man had already died years ago, no one could testify. She


    could say whatever she wanted. Who would be able to find out the truth? Noteven Grandmother Sue if


    she arrived at the vi herself.


    "Okay, the money is from the old man, I''ve got nothing to fear," Lydia said.


    "Not everyone cane into Cloudridge, you go to the gate to pick up Mom. It won''t be nice to have


    her being stopped by the guards," Lionel reminded.


    Lydia panicked. This house had nothing to do with her and she was not the owner. How could the


    security guard acknowledge her to open the gates for Grandmother Sue?


    She could be so cheap at times, that she acted as if shemanded Samuel to carrying out the task


    for her. "You, go pick Grandma up."


    "Very well." Samuel responded and left the vi with Yvonne following close behind.


    After walking out of the vi, Yvonne said with an apologetic face, "I''ve wronged you again, this should


    have been your credit, my mother''s skin is really thicker than a city wall."


    "It''s actually a good thing, no one will believe me if I say I bought it, Mom is saving us a lot of trouble."


    Samuel smiled.


    Yvonne knew that Samuel would not be bothered about these things but she would feel uneasy if she


    did not voice that out.


    "I still have to say I''m sorry on her behalf," Yvonne apologized.


    Samuel looked at Yvonne in a serious manner and said, "There''s a way topensate if you’re feeling


    guilty."


    "How do I do that?" Yvonne looked at Samuel curiously.


    "Like, me not having to sleep on the floor."


    "Well, the living room big, so it should befortable."


    Samuel was struck speechless as he quickly responded, "Let’s just pretend I didn''t say anything."


    It did not take long for the olddy to arrive at the gate. As private cars could not enter, the olddy had


    t o walk. She did not have a problem with walking nor did she dare to have an opinion. After all, this


    was the house rule of the vi, and the vi area represented the Skye Family.


    When Grandmother Sue saw Yvonne and Samuel, her expression turned into dissatisfaction. She then


    said i n a cold voice, "Godfrey is different now, aye? Living in a mountainside vi... He doesn’t even


    have toe pick me up anymore?"


    "Grandma, Dad didn''t mean that, there are many of his old ssmates at home, that''s why he asked us


    toe pick you up," Yvonne exined.


    In actual fact, it was not that Godfrey did note, but it would be useless if he did. The security


    guards would not recognize anyone except Samuel.


    However, the olddy was not aware. She just thought Godfrey had be arrogant after living in the


    mountainside vi and did not even care about her.


    "Hmph," the olddy snorted. "Don''t you forget that the money was used to pay for this vi is still Sue


    family''s money. Although the old man is dead, his money is still my money."


    Samuel frowned. She wsa not eyeing on the mountainside vi, was she? He would not ept that. 2


    The vi was given to Yvonne and no one else had the right to take it away.


    The mountain road was difficult to navigate through and even more strenuous for an olddy. She was


    already out of breath after trekking up a few steps.


    The olddy''s expression was cold as she looked at Samuel and ordered, "Don''t you have eyes? Can''t


    you see that I can''t walk,e over and carry me!"


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    Samuel walked up to the olddy and squatted down, looking like he had no qualms.


    "Be careful, you can''tpensate if you drop me.


    "Walk faster, haven''t you eaten?"


    The olddy''s impatience was indescribable. There was finally someone from the Sue family living in


    Cloudridge. Furthermore, it was in the mountainside vi. Although she was physically at the foot of the


    mountain, her heart had already reached the mountainside. Sheined about Samuel''s walking


    speed and cursed a little.


    Yvonne looked at the olddy''s attitude toward Samuel and just want to knock the olddy unconscious


    with the cane in her hand. She wanted to say this vi was bought by Samuel, no one had the right to


    point fingers at him.