Chapter 206


    Grace Smith was speechless in an instant and said, "Son, can you spare me my dignity?"


    "Mommy, dignity should be earned, not given." Little Gary looked at his mother with his big eyes which


    were full of wisdom.


    Grace was lost for words. "Then can I beg you for it?"


    Gary Smith looked straight into his mother''s eyes.


    Grace''s guilty eyes happened to meet her son''s gaze.


    She felt a little helpless.


    Gary suddenly turned around, walked to the door, and locked it.


    Grace was shocked and looked at her son suspiciously as he walked back.


    "Little Gary?" Grace called.


    Gary lowered his voice and said, "Mommy, Little Auntie''spensation fee is huge, right?"


    "Little Gary, how did you know?" Grace was really surprised by her son''s question.


    "Because you were obviously lying just now." Little Gary''s gaze became sharper and said, "When you


    told Little Auntie that it was just a few thousands of dors just now, your hands were clenched so I


    guessed you''re lying."


    Grace nodded helplessly.


    "How much is it?" The little one asked directly like an adult.


    "15,000 dors," Grace said. "I know you won''t tell Little Auntie. If she knows the truth, she will feel very


    pressured."


    "Mommy, I know," Little Gary said. "How much money do you have?"


    Grace looked at her bank ount. She had 12,000 dors in total, and she was still short of 3,000


    dors.


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    Little Gary also saw the number on the website.


    "You seem to be short of 3,000 dors." Gary asked.


    "Yes," Grace nodded. "I''ll go to the newspaper office to borrow some money as an advancement of my


    sry tomorrow."


    "How much can they give you?" Gary shook his head. "I don''t think that''s appropriate."


    "Baby, this isn''t a problem you should worry about. It''s Mommy''s problem," Grace said.


    "But I have money," The little one said. "If I sell my game equipment, it should be enough for you and


    there will even be some money left."


    "What game equipment?" Grace was stunned. "When did you start ying games?"


    "When you were working overtime, I registered an ount with Little Auntie. The gaming ount is


    under her name and the bank ount is hers as well. I borrowed a thousand dors from her as the


    starting point. I am going to sell the equipment now and see how much I can get," Gary said.


    Grace was stunned in an instant and looked at her son in disbelief.


    "Little Gary, what on earth have you been doing? I didn''t even know all these!" Grace said.


    She suddenly felt that she had failed greatly as a mother.


    She didn''t even know what her son had been doing.


    Her son was so considerate that she felt touched and that she owed to him a lot.


    "Little Gary, I am really unqualified to be your mother." She was tearing up. "You are still so young."


    "I''m the only man in the house so I must protect the women in our family." Gary waved his hand


    carelessly. "I''m going to sell the equipment now. Wait for a while, Mommy."


    After that, he returned to his room. About ten minutester, he called Grace loudly from the next room.


    "Mommy,e over quickly."


    Grace got up and went to Little Gary''s room.


    The little one turned hisptop to her.


    She saw several zeros in Alice''s ount.


    She widened her eyes and counted, "Ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, one million."


    Grace was in a daze for a long time.


    She couldn''te back to her senses.


    Little Gary said, "Mommy, this is two million dors. Let''s get the money and have a decent meal. The


    only man in the family will treat two beautifuldies to a great meal. What do you think?"


    Grace was still stunned. Looking at the screen, she still couldn''t believe it. Was it true?


    "Mommy?"


    "Ah?" Grace immediately looked at her son and asked, "Baby, what did you say?"


    "You can transfer the money to your bank ount and just leave me a thousand dors so that I can


    continue to y the game."


    Grace hugged Little Gary tightly and her heart was filled with bitterness.


    She didn''t realize that her son could make so much money.


    It indeed helped in solving the urgent matter.


    "Little Gary, I need to borrow your money and I''ll return to youter. As for the rest, I''ll save them for


    you," Grace said.


    "No need, Mommy. Why don''t we buy a house? This house is a rental. If we have the money, we can


    buy a house and live together," The little one said. "I heard that the money will depreciate in the bank."


    Hearing his son''s mature words, Grace''s heart tightened.


    "That''s true, but I just think that I''m so useless now. You''re only five years old," Grace said.


    "Mommy, my money is your money. When I grow up in the future, I''ll earn more money for you," Gary


    said.


    "But I''ll feel more sorry this way," Grace said sadly.


    "Then you must live a happy life. I just want both you and Little Aunt to be happy," Little Gary replied


    sincerely.


    "Little Aunt and I will be happy." Grace took a look at the game and said, "What kind of game is this?


    How did you gain so much money out of this game?"


    "This is Battle Realm. I feel veryfortable ying it," Gary said.


    Taking a deep breath, Grace looked at the game and did not expect that it wasunched by Heinz


    Jones''pany.


    Everything seemed to end up being rted to him.


    It was probably fate.


    Grace quickly transferred the money out and looked at Little Gary.


    He blinked his eyes and said, "Don''t tell Little Aunt that I''m helping her to pay the money but we can tell


    her about the money so that she won''t be as thrifty as you."


    This child was really naturally smart and caring.


    Grace nodded.


    "Okay," she said.


    "It''s time for dinner," Alice Smith shouted outside. "Sister, Little Gary, hurry up."


    Grace walked out and looked at Alice in utter excitement.


    "Sister, what''s wrong?" Alice asked.


    "Alice, do you know how much money is in the ount that Little Gary used your name to open?"


    Grace asked.


    "What money?" Alice was confused.


    "The gaming ount," Grace reminded.


    "Oh, that one." Alice thought for a moment and said, "I totally forgot about it. Did he make money from


    the game?"


    "Yes," Grace said. "A lot of money."


    "How much?" Alice was curious.


    "Two million dors," Grace said excitedly.


    "Bang-" Alice copsed on the ground.


    "How, how much?" she couldn''t care about the pain and stammered. "Sister, did I hear it wrongly?"


    "You didn''t hear it wrongly, Alice. It''s two million dors." Grace also couldn''t believe it was true.


    "Oh, my God." Alice sat cross-legged on the ground and looked at Little Gary who came out. "My


    nephew,e here quickly and let me give you a kiss."


    Gary looked at Alice with her eyes narrowed and said, "Little Aunt, you''d better not kiss me. There are


    differences between men and women."


    "Ah, I must kiss you today." Alice got up and ran to Little Gary. She hugged him in her arms and said, "I


    have to kiss you today no matter what."


    "Don''t." Little Gary was very resistant. "It''s time to eat. It''s time for dinner."


    "But I must kiss you first." The two of them were noisy while chasing each other around the house.


    Grace shook her head and couldn''t helpughing.


    "Little Gary, I won''t find a man in my life anymore. I''m counting on you to take care of me from now on,"


    Alice said.


    "No, you''d better find a man to marry. Old women usually be abnormal after staying at home for a


    long time," Gary said calmly.


    Alice and Grace were speechless.