After having his face stomped on and crushed into the groundst time, Riley didn''t dare punch Rosalie. All he could do was bark.


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    Rosalie, lounging on the sofa and munching on fruit, nced at Riley and said, "She''s got a weak heart, not a bad brain. Does she need to pass the SAT with her heart rather than brain!"


    Rosalie''s expression towards Riley was filled with substantial contempt as she said, "Riley, since raising your IQ will be hopeless, maybe you should shell out some cash for stic surgery so that you can at least look less like a retard."


    Riley roared. "What the hell."


    Before Riley, who was in a rage, was about to hit Rosalie with his fists, he was stopped by Edward. "That''s enough," said Edward.


    Edward realized that if this continued, Riley would end up getting beaten up by Rosalie again, just likest time. Giving the family a stern look as a warning. Edward put an end to this absurd drama.


    "We were discussing Rosalie''s job, weren''t we! You''ve gone off-topic. Edward corrected Riley.


    After receiving Edward''s warning. Riley reluctantly resumed her seat on the sofa. However, she couldn''t resist giving Rosalie a harsh re, vowing silently to make this bitch pay for her actions.


    Then, Edward sat down across Rosalie and, in a gentle and considerate manner, said, "Since you''ve made up your mind to go out and work independently, I won''t stop you. If you encounter any difficulties in the future, just let me know."


    "Got it," Rosalie responded to him somewhat tiredly.


    "By the way, in three months, you''ll turn 20. The 40% of shares that your mother entrusted to the trust fund will be transferred to your ount then. What do you n to do with them?" Edward asked.


    Hearing this very sentence, Rosalie couldn''t help but roll her eyes in her heart.


    After all that buildup, the issue that Edward cared about most was finally on the table.


    Rosalie lowered her head and gave a barely noticeable sneer before saying, "I don''t have the energy to handle the affairs of Talley Group. Instead, I want to focus on building my own career....