After hearing that. Rosalie nced at Edward''s hypocritical face and said.


    "Really? But my business venture will roughly require at least one billion dors in startup capital. Even if it seeds, great. But if it fails, all the money will be in vain.''


    "A billion dors" Phyllis eximed. "Rosalie, what kind of business on earth are you nning to start


    The mere thought of this money being squandered on Rosalie''s risky venture made Phyllis heart ache. Even though it was Rosalie''s own money, Phyllis couldn''t help but feel so distressed


    However, Rosalie didn''t directly answer Phyllis question but gave her a cold nce and said, "Easy, Grandma, easy. I''ve already sold you that I don''t need Dad''s money. Even if this venture fails, it''s no big deal. I''ll try again anyway.


    When they heard Rosalie casually dismissing the notion of wasting a billion dors as if it were mere pocket change, both Phyllis and Edward were deeply shocked.


    Even if Rosalie really did have so much money, Phyllis and Edward still wouldn''t ept that she would throw such a vast sum of money into yhouse game.


    Both Phyllis and Edward believed that Rosalie had lived a sheltered life for too long to have a normal sense o of the value of money


    As for udia and her two children, they seemed even more anxious. In their eyes, the Talley family''s possessions were e essentially Edward''s possessions, which would ultimately be theirs someday


    Rosalie taking away a billion dors to start a business was seen by them as akin to embezzling their future inheritance.


    Iways restrained


    Clutching her clothes tightly in her hands, udia felt the urge to speak up and defend herself or Rosalie, but somehow, she always herself, enduring the situation in silence.


    Helena felt an even greater sense of indignation. She had always yearned to be recognized as the Graham family''s legitimate heiress and to usurp Rosalie''s position.


    This idea haunted Helena for such a long time. The thought of Rosalie having ess to one billion dors to squander filled Helena with profound pain as if someone was trying to rip her heart out.


    The rm ringing in her heart even made Helena a little breathless.


    Rosalie pretended not to notice the drama in their hearts and continued to leisurely enjoy her fruits.


    Phyllis couldn''t help but say, "Rosalie, don''t you realize that you have no business acumen? How could you just waste so much money?"


    The more Phyllis pondered on the fact that Rosalie was about to waste Edward''s fortune, the angrier she felt.


    *I am fully aware of my abilities, whereas you seem to bepletely your ce


    to criticize my decision of using my own money?"


    unaware of yours." Rosalie n


    replied calmly but firmly. "When did it be


    "Rosalie, I''m your grandmother," said Phyllis.


    Phyllis'' face. If the k


    Anger ashed Phyllis''


    - kept arguing with Rosalie any longer, she might be so agitated to the extent of suffocation.


    Still, Rosalie didn''t give a host about Phyllis'' health. She munched on peanuts, saying, "Yes, and? You ain''t the boys of my money


    Phyllis murmured, "How How dare you..."


    She covered her chest as if she was alot to faint any time, at Rosalie simply turned blind at it


    Edward had witnessed Rosalie''s impressive debating skills. He couldn''t fathom how George, that old bastard, had managed to teach Rosalie to be so brazenly disrespectful, even daring to contradict her own grandmother.


    Suppressing his anger, Edward said calmly, "Rosalie, we''re not trying to stop you from starting a business. But you can''t get so much money at all Are you nning to use Talley Group''s project funds?