Chapter 113


    In the vi.


    The olddy did not seem surprised but in reality, it took her a long time to calm down.


    "Godfrey, what exactly is going on, you tell me clearly," the olddy asked Godfrey.


    This matter was a story made up by Lydia, she was worried that Godfrey would not be able to handle it.


    But the olddy red at her as she was just about to speak.


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    "I didn''t ask you, do you have the right to speak?" The olddy''s words shut Lydia''s mouth.


    Godfrey saw how things had unfold and said, "Mom, Dad gave me one hundred million, he was worried


    that Samuel was useless, so hepensated Yvonne for that matter. There''s nothingplicated


    about it, h e just wanted us to live a better life."


    "Worried? It''s a fact that Samuel is useless, why does h e need to worry? I think you gave Dad some


    kind of poison." Lionel said in a cold voice at the side.


    "Absolutely not, Dad took the initiative on this matter. I couldn''t possible rob him for this anount of


    money," Godfrey said. 1


    Lionel could not find a rebuttal so he had to shut his mouth with a cold snort.


    "Since it’s the old man''s money, this vi will not be yours alone," the olddy said.


    Lydia was not happy to hear this, it would be a never ending fight if all of Sue’s rtives came to argue


    about this.


    "Mom, Dad gave us this money and I used it to buy the vi to make you proud, do you want to give the


    vi t o everyone? It’s not a cake," Lydia said.


    "Do you have a right to speak here?" the olddy scolded.


    Lydia was foolish but she would not have the guts to spill her voice in front of the olddy, so she could


    only keep quiet.


    "Grandmother, you know the policy of Cloudridge. If you want everyone in the Sue family to live here,


    we’re fine with that, but you have to ask the Skye family if they can agree," Samuel spoke.


    The vi area would not specify the number of people staying there, but with so many people from the


    Sue family living within, it was bound to cause a lot of trouble to the property management department.


    Although it did not necessarily break the rules, there was no need to upset the Skye family.


    The olddy looked at Samuel with a sunken face and contempt, even Lydia did not have the right to


    speak, what right did he have to remind her as a useless son-i nw?


    "Samuel, you''ve been getting boldertely, you''re teaching me how to go about things now, aye?" the


    olddy said.


    Samuel smiled faintly and said, "I don''t dare to, I just don''t want the Skye family to make things difficult


    for you. It''s not a good news for the Sue family if the Skye family wants to talk to you."


    The olddy did not have the guts to offend the Skye family. She would love to have the chance to


    serve carefully, and after hearing Samuel''s words, she was unable to refute.


    "There are so many policied in Cloudridge. It would not be nice if someone identally breaks them,


    can you make sure everyone follows the rules, Grandmother?" Samuel continued.


    "Samuel." Harvey shot up and said angrily, "Can you shut your mouth, do you have the right to speak


    here, a person with a foreign name?"


    "You don''t even know your ce in the Sue family, what makes you think you can point fingers?"


    "Do you really think just because you live in the mountainside vi, you can increase your voice?


    Samuel, you will always be an outsider."


    "Don''t think too highly of yourself, we don''t have you i n our eyes."


    Samuel did not look at the angry Sue family rtives, he instead quietly looked at the olddy. He


    believed that the olddy knew very well what to do.


    "I didn''t say that everyone should live here, but at least I should have my share, right?" The old woman,


    pestling her crutch, stood up and continued, "The old man gave you the money, but that money is also


    in the name of Sue family, no one can deny that."


    Lydia gritted her teeth. If the olddy lived here, she would have to serve the olddy and have to face


    the olddy every day. She could not stand this kind of life.


    With her elbow, she poked and prodded Godfrey, signaling him to speak, lest the olddy really


    decided to move in.


    Godfrey would never dare to say that. He could only agree to it if the olddy really wanted to move in.


    "Grandmother, what rights do you have to stay in here? " At that moment, Samuel said.