Chapter 942


    Chapter 942 We Should Be Fair


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    That was enough to make Pa shut up, and a few minutes passed by before she said sheepishly, “Your


    family is rich anyway. This amount of money means nothing to you!”


    “You can’t say things like that, Aunt Pa,” Matthew said. “The rtionship between family members


    cannot be measured with money. Furthermore, we already decided to fork out the twenty-three million,


    which is the biggest share because our family is rich. I don’t think it’s reasonable if you guys don’t help


    out with a small amount like one million. What do you think, Mom, Dad?”


    By now, James and Helen had figured out what he was nning, and they smirked. “Matthew is right!”


    James said loudly. “We’ll take care of the twenty-three million, and we’ll leave you guys to take care of


    the remaining one million. Since we’re all rtives, we should be fair to each other. If you guys don’t


    come up with that one million, we won’t fork out that twenty-three million either!”


    Helen nodded in agreement as she nced at all the other people with an indifferent smile on her face.


    She knew that all of them were stingy, and they wouldn’t care if it was someone else who had to burn


    their pockets. However, they wouldn’t be agreeable if they were asked to fork out their own money.


    In the end, all of them turned to Hector pleadingly. Hector was feeling rather awkward, for he was also


    part of the rtives that everyone was speaking about, and he let out a deep, long sigh. “That’s not right,


    Helen! With your family’s wealth, it wouldn’t matter to you whether it’s twenty-three or twenty-four million.


    However, one million is an astronomical figure to us. We’ll face difficulties in our lives if we reallye


    up with one million. Why don’t you guys fork out this one million? It won’t affect your family that much


    anyway.”


    James was so enraged that he almostshed out at him. What the hell did you say? You want us to fork


    out twenty-four million while you guys don’t contribute anything at all? The nerve of him!


    Just then, the door burst open again, and it was Josephing in with a group of people this time.


    “Chloe Freeman, your son tried to abduct my granddaughter thest time. I think it’s about time we settle


    the score. I’m asking for a million inpensation fees! Otherwise, I assure you that your son will go to


    jail,” he threatened coldly.


    A look of dismay appeared on everyone’s faces. The problem with Bonds had yet to be resolved, and


    another problem that involved another million had cropped up.


    What exactly is happening? Why are these people here at the same time? Chloe thought, panic-stricken.


    The second Joseph left the room with his men, everyone twisted their heads simultaneously to look at


    Helen.


    “It’s not a big difference between twenty-four million and twenty-five million, actually…” Pa murmured,


    and everyone else nodded in agreement.


    James and Helen were utterly furious now. They wondered just how much of a bully these people could


    be, but before they could say anything, the door opened up again. This time, it was Leanna who walked


    in.


    As she nced at Jojo, she said in a cold voice, “You’re Jojo, aren’t you? You ran into my car and almost


    killed my daughter thest time, but we haven’t settled this score yet! I heard that you’re back in Eastcliff,


    so it’s time that we reach a settlement now.”


    “That has got nothing to do with me!” Jojo was angered. “I wasn’t the driver that time. W-Who do you


    think you are, you b*tch—”


    Before she could finish, Leanna gave her a tight p on her face.


    “How dare you p my daughter!” Pa roared and sprang up from her seat. Immediately, a group of


    people rushed through the door to pin her and her family to the floor.


    With a stony face, Leanna said, “Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Leanna Sandel, and I’m from


    one of the Ten Greatest Families of Eastcliff, the Sandels. One of the top tenpanies in this town,


    Creative Cloud Group, was established by me. Nobody has the guts to speak to me like this throughout


    my years here in Eastcliff, except you! You should know that there’s a price to pay for speaking like that.


    Men, throw her out of the window!”