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    “That muscle rxant is incredibly costly. It takes ages to collect the rare ingredients needed to produce just a few small bottles. And you wanted to squander it on Ernst, aplete nonentity.


    That’s absurd. Only someone as wasteful as you would ignore such costs for a trivial target. It’s no wonder your grandmother chose not to give you her fortune.”


    epting the rebuke, Silver Fox hung her head in submission.


    Once Marissa had finished her reprimand, Silver Fox looked up again, cautiously inquiring, “So, what do we do now?”


    Marissa gestured toward the car with a casual nod of her head. “The simplest solution is for you to get in that car, charm him, and have his son. A son might make him forgive you.”


    Silver Fox stared at Marissa in disbelief, her lips twitching slightly. “Are you serious?”


    “Absolutely,” Marissa replied. “If you have a son with him, not only will you secure an heir to inherit your grandmother’s wealth, but your son could also draw benefits from the Hoffman family, giving you ess to more resources.”


    Silver Fox’s lips twitched again as she responded, “That’spletely unrealistic. My grandmother and the Hoffman family have different expectations. The Hoffmans desire a son, but my grandmother specifically wants a daughter to be her heir!”


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    Marissa shrugged. “Then aim for both—a son and daughter. The daughter could be the heir your grandmother wants, securing her billions for you, while the son could live with the Hoffman family, enhancing your status.”


    When Marissa spoke, her expression was so serious that it momentarily caught Silver Fox off guard. She thought Marissa was genuinely offering her strategic advice.


    Silver Fox even pondered Marissa’s advice.


    She thought if she and Bu had twins, it would indeed be a wise decision.


    This would provide her grandmother with an heir, and it could even mend the rift between her and Bu. No matter his feelings towards her, he surely wouldn’t harm the mother of his children.


    Moreover, Bu was a handsome, wealthy, and capable man. Their daughter would undoubtedly be beautiful and intelligent, and their son would be handsome and talented. It seemed like a beneficial arrangement.


    Previously, Silver Fox had nearly settled for Ernst, a brazen gigolo, just to appease her grandmother’s demands for her to marry. Bu was far superior to Ernst in every way.


    With this in mind, Silver Fox nced over at Bu in the car and swallowed hard. “ck Snake, I think you might be onto something. How about… I go ahead and sleep with him?”


    Marissa burst outughing.


    After herughter subsided, she patted Silver Fox on the head. “I was only speaking offhand, and you took it to heart?”


    Silver Foxughed as well. “I didn’t take itpletely seriously, I just think having children with him isn’t such a bad idea.”


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