Chapter 149


    After work, Yvonne drove and took Samuel directly to the Sue family''s vi.


    Grandma Hennigan had been waiting in the living room for a long time today. She did not put on her


    usual airs anymore. 2


    When all the rtives of the Sue Family arrived, Grandma Hennigan said, "Thepany''s ount is


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    empty in order to deal with the project in the west of the city. I called you here today because I want


    you to give advice to the Sue Family." 4


    Speaking of the money, all the rtives of the Sue family were silent. It was okay for them to make


    money in thepany, but it was absolutely impossible to give money to thepany from their own


    pocket.


    "Grandma, if you want to deal with a project in the west of the city, you have to find a way to borrow


    money," Harvey said.


    Grandma Hennigan shook her head and said, "I''ve already asked someone to talk about it, but no bank


    is willing to lend it to us. I suspect that someone is trying to get in the way." 4


    The project in the west of the city was a profitable one, and there were manypanies in Cloud City


    that were more qualified to cooperate with Weakriver Real


    Estate than the Sue family. It was normal for someone to deliberately stop them. In the business


    gunpowder, there must be a trick to trick each other.


    "What should we do if the loan doesn''t work?" Harvey said.


    "I want you to sell all your houses to swap your valuable assets and help the Sue family get through


    this crisis," Grandma Sue said.


    If they could sell their houses and mize them, wouldn''t that make them homeless?


    The rtives of the Sue family would never take advantage of their own interests to help the Sue family


    fill in the gap. Moreover, it would take at least one or two years to recover the funds needed for the


    project in the west of the city. They did not want to live a hard life.


    "Mom, how can this work? If we sold the house, where do we live?" Lionel said.


    "Can''t you just rent a house for the time being? Do you think you''ve wronged yourself?" Grandma Sue


    snapped.


    "But even if it''s sold, it''s just a drop in the bucket. It''s useless at all," Lionel said.


    At this time, Yara got up, looked at Yvonne and said," Grandma, in fact, we don''t need to sell the


    house. As long as Yvonne is willing to sell Hillside Vi, this


    money is worth the money of all of us selling the house."


    "Yes, Hillside Vi is the most valuable."


    "What''s the big deal? Besides, Yvonne is the person in charge of the project in the west of the city. She


    won''t refuse."


    "Yvonne, I think this proposal is feasible. You''d better sell the vi as soon as possible."


    The spearhead was instantly directed at Yvonne.


    Everyone was hoping that Yvonne would sell the vi t o prevent them from getting into unnecessary


    trouble.


    Yvonne had never expected things would develop like this. Hillside Vi was not the money of the Sue


    family, so she was not qualified to sell it.


    "Yvonne, the money for buying the vi was left by Grandpa to you. Now it''s used to help thepany


    get through the difficulties. You won''t disagree, will you?" Yara was very proud of her proposal. She


    didn''t like Yvonne living in such a good ce. Now she finally had a chance to get her out of Hillside


    Vi.


    Lydia naturally disagreed in her heart, but in front of Grandma Sue, she did not dare to be arrogant.


    She could not help looking at Samuel. Would he find a way to solve it? 1


    Grandma Sue knew that this proposal was unfair to Yvonne. In order to make Yvonne feel better, she


    said, "I also n to pawn the betrothal gifts from the Hannigan familyst time and make up for the


    Before Grandma Sue finished her words, Yara did not agree. She said, "Grandma, that''s mine. What if


    the Hannigan family finds out. What if he''s unhappy? I won''t agree."


    "Are you so sure that he likes you?" Grandma Sue asked coldly.


    "Of course. Except for me, who else is qualified to be qualified in the Sue family? Are they as beautiful


    as m e?" Yara said without hesitation.


    In fact, Grandma sue also believed that this betrothal gift was for Yara. The rest of the younger


    generations o f the Sue family were not beautiful. The other side was so rich and gave such a heavy


    betrothal gift. How could she not be good-looking?


    "Yara, my vi can be sold, but your betrothal gifts can''t. What makes you think so?" Yvonne said.


    Yara didn''t expect to set a trap for Yvonne, and she herself also fell into it. She said with a ferocious


    face," If I say no, then no. If anyone dares to sell my betrothal gifts, I will never let them off."


    "Are my words useless?" Grandma Sue asked.


    It was about her own interests, and Yara didn''t care whose idea it was.


    "Grandma, this is my chance to marry into a rich and powerful family. You sold my dowry. What if he


    doesn’t like it? What if he doesn''t show up in the future? Are you going to ruin me? Yvonne''s vi is the


    money left by my grandfather, so it''s reasonable for her to sell it," Yara said.


    At this time, Lydia was very regretful that she made u p this story. Otherwise, the vi would not have


    be Yarn''s target. She had just lived in such a luxurious vi for a few days. If it was really sold,


    where would she live? 1


    Lydia could not wait to sell the old house and sell it for money. She did not have a Hillside Vi, not


    even a home.


    "That''s right. It''s Yvonne''s duty to sell the house. Grandmother, let her sell it."


    "Mom, the money should have belonged to the Sue family. Grandpa gave it to them without telling you.


    It''s not hard for them to give it back now."


    "Yvonne, the Sue family is in trouble now, and you are the person in charge of the project in the west of


    the city. Shouldn''t you help the Sue family ovee the difficulties?"