Chapter 16 In The Gutters Of Poverty


    Samuel was taken aback by Ang’s unexpected action and found it hard to believe. After a moment,


    Samuel forcefully grabbed her arm and eximed, “Who gave you permission to leave, Ang?


    You’ve be audacious. First, you stole Fanny’s speaking opportunity, and now you dare to spill my


    food. Have you lost your mind?”


    Ang raised her gaze and looked at Samuel with a cold expression. “Samuel, if there’s something


    wrong with your head, seek a psychiatrist. Don’t embarrass yourself here!”


    She and Samuel were twins, sharing a resemnce. He was born a few minutes earlier and ranked


    fourth in the family. To publicly humiliate her in defense of Fanny, her brother who came into the world


    with her, was truly pathetic! Ang forcefully shook off Samuel’s hand and rubbed her sore arm. Then


    she looked up.


    her eyes cold and slightly narrowed. Ang asked coldly, “I didn’t steal Fanny’s opportunity. Is it


    rightfully hers? How can someone be so shameless as to im someone else’s belongings as their


    own?”


    Upon hearing Ang’s words, Samuel was on the verge of exploding with anger. His bad temper red


    up, and he angrily shouted at Ang, “Ang, you clearly promised to give the opportunity to Fanny.


    What happened? Did you forget your ce after you left the family? You’re nothing!”


    Jessica couldn’t bear it any longer. With a loud p, she mmed her cutlery down on the table and


    stood up, ready to argue with Samuel. However, Ang stopped her. Ang would handle the Kins


    Family matters herself and didn’t need others to intervene in order to avoid unnecessary trouble.


    Although the Turners were wealthy and not afraid of the Kins Family causing any trouble, the Kinses


    could still annoy them. Ang didn’t want Jessica to get involved in the conflicts between her and theText ? by N0ve/lDrama.Org.


    Kins Family.


    “It’s her opportunity if and only if I give it to her. But right now, I’m not in a good mood, so I won’t give it


    to her. Is there a problem?” Ang coldly snorted and retorted without any politeness..


    Samuel was so angry that his teeth were grinding, looking as if he wanted to devour her, but she wasn’t


    afraid at all. For someone she didn’t care about, whether he was angry or happy, had nothing to do with


    her.


    At that moment, Fanny suddenly appeared from the crowd, holding two tes of food. She handed one


    of them to Samuel and said. “Samuel, don’t be angry with Ang. I got a new one for you.”


    Samuel heard Fanny’s voice, and his anger subsided by half. He immediately turned around and


    smiled as he took the tray. He gently reached out and rubbed Fanny’s head. “You’re always so


    considerate, Fanny.” Unlike Ang, who only knows how to provoke others. In his heart, he only


    recognized Fanny as his sister, while Ang wasn’t even worthy of licking Fanny’s boots.


    Fanny bit her lip. “I’m sorry, Samuel. It’s all because of me that you two fought and made it unpleasant.”


    “It’s not your fault. It’s Ang’s mistake. She’s just a country bumpkin who doesn’t have the same


    Brundelian skills as you. She got lucky and got the spot, but if she had any self–awareness, she should


    have given up the spot and spared herself the embarrassment.”


    Fanny raised her innocent face and frowned, acting coquettish. “Samuel, don’t say that about Ang.


    Ang has worked hard.”


    Samuel pursed his lips, clearly disagreeing. “I’m helping you here, and you’re still defending her.”


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    difference between effort and talent.


    Ang felt disgusted and signaled to Jessica. They both left immediately.


    As they walked, Jessica couldn’t help butin, “Ang, is that Samuel really your twin brother?


    He’spletely fixated on Fanny. It’s as if he’s blind. People who don’t know would think they are the


    real twins”


    Ang discovered another restaurant and ordered two servings of chicken and mashed potatoes. She


    handed one portion to Jessica.


    After taking a bite of the chicken, Ang spoke with a slightly muffled voice. The chicken is delicious.


    You should try it.”


    Ang was enjoying her meal, but Jessica had no appetite. She even suspected that this girl had lost


    her mind and was devouring the chicken as if it were a member of the Kins Family. Jessica felt


    frustrated and pushed her own portion towards Ang. “Eat, it’s all yours!”


    Ang looked up and sweetly smiled. After finishing their lunch and bidding farewell to Jessica, Ang


    left the school during the lunch break, ready to find a part–time job. Since moving out, she needed


    money for everything, and she had already spent almost half of her savings.


    If she didn’t find a part–time job soon to earn some money, she would truly starve. After wandering


    around near the school, Ang stopped at a bubble tea shop. She noticed a red sign posted on the


    ss with the words “Now Hiring” written on it, so she entered.


    The bubble tea shop was small, with a counter at the front disying various samples of milk tea.


    Neatly arranged rows of white tables and chairs were in the back. There weren’t many customers at


    this time, and a few female students were sitting together, enjoying their drinks.


    Behind the counter, a young woman was feeding a boy who appeared to be around five or six years


    old. Upon seeing Ang enter, the woman set down the bowl in her hand and politely asked what


    Ang would like to drink.


    Ang smiled and pointed to the job advertisement posted at the entrance, “Hello, I’m here to apply for


    a job. I’m a freshman at Riverdon University. Can I work part–time here?”