Chapter 940
Chapter 940 They Just Don’t Have the Money
Helen was so mad that she had no words to say as she swung her hands helplessly.
At the side, Norman nodded and added, “I think Uncle Hector is right. This is just my two cents, Helen.
Tate is your nephew. Are you really going to ignore this issue as his aunt? It’s just twenty-three million, an
amount that is nothing to your family! Why don’t youe up with this money and clear the mess in front
of us first? We can’t let Tate go to jail!”
Everyone nodded, and a chatter broke out as they tried to convince Helen to fork out the money.
Enraged, the veins on James’ neck were bulging, and he was close to throwing his temper when
Matthew hurriedly tugged his arm while muttering softly, “Don’t be angry, Dad. Let’s wait and see.”
Even though James was still gritting his teeth, he finally rxed his fists. Actually, he was close to
flipping the table a few seconds ago.
“I don’t agree with you, Uncle Norman,” Demi said, infuriated. “Why should we pay for thepensation
when it’s his family’s problem? It doesn’t make sense at all!”
“How could you say something like that, Demi?” Norman asked with a frown. “That’s because they can’t
afford to pay for it. Do you think they’ll ask for your help if they can afford it themselves?”
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“So we’ll have to pay for it just because they can’t? That’s unreasonable!”
“We’re a family. Shouldn’t you help out your aunt when her family is in trouble? The issue this time is
very serious, and Tate will go to jail if we don’t pay thepensation fees. Do you really want to see him
go to jail?”
“Hmph!” Pa snorted. “I can’t believe you imed that you’re the closest sisters. So much for that! If it
weren’t for Chloe’s financial support back then, I think you guys would have starved to death a long time
ago. None of you would have made it until this day. Now that you’re rich, you look down on others and
bite the hand that fed you!”
“Then… Then why aren’t you guys helping out? As you said that we’re a family, we’re all equally close to
each other!” Demi spat.
Pa chortled and replied, “We aren’t that capable; that’s why. Do you think we have twenty-three
million? Unlike us, this little amount of money is nothing to you, and it’s just your spare cash! If the
amount is only hundreds of thousands, they wouldn’t have needed your help, and we could have helped
them out ourselves. Am I right, everyone?”
The others followed suit, saying that they would be willing to help out if the amount was small, which
made Demi so angry that she was at a loss for words.
At this point, Matthew suddenly said, “At the end of the day, the main problem is the highpensation
fees, huh? If thepensation fees are smaller, I think everyone would be willing to help, actually. Mom,
Dad, why don’t we take care of this twenty-three million?”
A smile broke out on Pa’s face. “Yes, you got it right! There’s still a reasonable person in your family
after all! You’re unexpectedly sensible, Matthew.”
Simultaneously, James, Helen and Demi red at him, wondering what he was nning to do by
speaking up for the other side now. Even Sasha was equally confused, for she didn’t know what he
meant either. All of them wanted to ask him, but Matthew stopped them by giving them a look.
Just then, the door suddenly swung open and Bonds burst into the room in a huff with a group of men.
Everyone in the room was stunned, and Norman muttered, “What are you doing? You must have walked
into the wrong room—”
Without waiting for him to finish, Bonds grabbed him from the back of his neck and pressed him on the
table. “This is none of your business. Shut up!”
The men around Bonds red fiercely at Norman, and he immediately shut his mouth, too afraid to say
another word.
After ncing at Chloe, Bonds asked, “You’re Tate’s mother, aren’t you? Your son hit me with a carst
time. Let’s settle this issue now, shall we?”