Chapter 144 Ingratitude!


    At this moment, Glenn and Valerie were still talking about the cruel reality in front of ra.


    At this time, the so-called kindness they had given her before became a bargaining chip to persuade


    Horace to let go of them.


    Valerie said, "When you were a child, I gave you a fancy skirt which had Ashlee had just bought for a


    month, and we gave you when it was almost brand-new. Also, once we were given some delicious


    crabs, and I gave you two to eat. Don''t you remember? We''ve been kind to you! But you''re so vicious!"


    Skirt? ra remembered that Ashlee gave it to her because she thought it looked ugly. As for the


    crabs, they allowed her to eat that right before the crabs went bad because they couldn''t finish them all.


    She had diarrhea for several days after eating the bad meat.


    This was their kindness. Now, she was asked to repay them.


    ra said, "I regret wearing that dress, eating your crabs, and being a member of your family. Don''t


    say any more. What''s the point of saying this? As long as I pay off your kindness, will you be able to let


    my mother and me go, let us live happily?"


    Valerie thought to herself. "Humph, that would be so easy for you!"


    ra felt very sad when she thought of her childhood.


    When she was a child, she and her mother depended on each other. Helena often had to work several


    jobs. She was very tired and busy, always sleeping veryte at night.


    At that time, Helena went out early and came backte. She didn''t have time to take care of the little


    ra, so she had to entrust ra to Glenn and his family to look after her for the time being.


    Helena told ra to be obedient and not to cause trouble when she lived with them.


    During ordinary times, Helena loved her daughter and tried not to let ra do too much housework.


    However, in the Middleton family, Valerie asked the nanny to do other things, forcing ra to do much


    housework to torture her, such as washing dishes, sweeping the floor, cleaning the room, and weeding


    the garden. ra, who was young and sensible, could only bear it silently.


    At night, she secretly cried in the quilt and dared not tell Helena that she did not want her mother to be


    distracted by her.


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    ra still remembered that Glenn was busy at work, but Valerie often took young Ashlee to travel, and


    ra would follow them.


    Helena thought that was good for ra to see more and broaden her horizon, which was better than


    working and bearing hardships with her. She agreed to let ra travel with them.


    Helena said, "I can''t give you so much, so I can only rely on the Middleton family. I''m not a person


    without dignity. I don''t want you to be an ignorant child with me. I hope you will be promising and


    self-reliant in the future."


    So ra was very strong when she was young. Although she looked soft and weak she was very


    stubborn, and she didn''t want to rely on anyone.


    However, Helena did not expect Valerie, who pretended to take her, didn''t allow her to y, to go so far


    when they traveled.


    Valerie bought ice cream for Ashlee, but said to ra, "Go and take out the umbre in your bag and


    hold it for Ashlee. Look my baby daughter is basking in the sun."


    ra didn''t want to go.


    Valerie said, "Your younger sister is sweating. You little bitch is unwilling to take an umbre! Do you


    know how to be an elder sister?"


    ra was severely scolded. Every time, she could only follow them like a valet, sitting there alone,


    watching Ashlee y andugh happily.


    Valerie was still there talking to her.


    "Hear what you said. ra, we have been good to you. Is that how you repay us? Has your heart been


    eaten by the dog! In addition, we also paid for your college expenses! Otherwise, will you be like this


    today? You can''t be ingratitude, can you..."


    Glenn said, "ra, you can''t be so ignorant. If the Middleton family copse, I am going to jump off the


    building!"


    ra regretted that she had received support from the Middleton family for so many years. If she didn''t


    help them solve the problem, it seemed that she had be a big ungrateful viin.


    ra was suffering. All of a sudden, Valerie and others became quiet, standing behind her.


    Looking back, ra saw that Horace came in, sitting in a wheelchair.


    Although Horace was in a wheelchair,pared with his charisma and charm, the wheelchair was not


    a big deal anymore and even had be his signature.


    Horace''s aura was powerful on any asion.


    Horace looked around all the people present, including ra with red eyes.


    Valerie and Glenn looked at each other a few times and tried to open their mouth, but they were scared


    by Horace''s momentum and became hesitant.


    Glenn said, "Master, Master Horace? Come in,e in, please sit down..."


    Valerie, who was also well versed in public rtions, said with a smile, "Oh, it''s Master Horace. Don''t


    regard us as outsiders. Just now we were talking with ra. And you came in. Haha."


    Horace came to the Middleton''s ce in person!


    Glenn couldn''t figure out what his purpose was. Did he want to acquire the Middleton familypany


    as part of Sce, or do he want to negotiate a deal with him?


    Valerie quickly elbowed Glenn when she saw that he was just looking at Horace without talking.


    Glenn then reacted and said, "Oh, yeah, we were just talking to ra about her childhood. This little


    girl has worried us a lot. s, but she is also my own -"


    Before Glenn finished, Horace interrupted him coldly.


    "I heard what you just said."


    Horace''s words made Valerie and Glenn stunned at that time. His tone was cold and unfriendly.


    What did he hear?


    Therefore, Horace came to the Middleton family today to be her guard, instead of talking about


    business. He was protecting ra!


    Glenn said awkwardly, "Now that you havee, I have something to say. We beg Master Horace for


    mercy to let us go. I heard that you and ra are married. So you are also my son-inw. If you are


    avable, you cane home for dinner."


    Valerie pretended to be rxed andughed, "Yes, my dear, you are right! The family doesn''t talk


    strange words. Wow, ra, you''ve married a good man!"


    Just now, Horace had heard how they scolded ra outside the door. Now they were ttering. Horace


    hated it.


    He just saw that ra had suffered great injustice here, so he came in to stop them, instead ofing


    in to visit rtives.


    People, except Horace himself, were not qualified to scold Horace''s woman!


    When ra saw Horace was about to get angry, she grabbed his arm in time and whispered, "Horace,


    No."