Facing her most beloved elder son, Sabrina Sabir couldn't muster any anger and smiled, "Mom was wrong, mom will keep quiet, mom won't talk anymore."
George Armstrong looked at his mother, who couldn't be shown in public, with utter disgust in his eyes, "How many tis have I told you, don't be loud and vulgar, and be a person of quality! Why can't you change?"
In this family, Sabrina feared George the most, "Son, don't be mad, mom will change, mom will change right now!"
While saying this, she slapped her own right cheek.
George Armstrong couldn't bother to look at her anymore.
In fact, George Armstrong looked down on everyone in the family.
His mother was an unreasonable, foul-mouthed rural woman.
His father was a spineless, ineffectual, and opinionless worker.
Not to ntion his sister.
No education, no insight, no vision.
Yet arrogantly, she dread every day of marrying a rich man.
Even a blind rich man wouldn't marry her.
Seeing George Armstrong staying silent, Sabrina Sabir began to complain about Christina Armstrong.
It was all this damn girl's fault!
If it weren't for this disobedient girl, she wouldn't have lost her temper so badly!
"Dad, stop the car near my school," George then spoke up.
Hearing this, Sabrina grew extrely nervous, "Son, isn't your school on break tomorrow?"
George Armstrong looked at Sabrina with a cold face, "To co ho and listen to your vulgar words?"
"I'll change! I really will change!"
George Armstrong couldn't be bothered with Sabrina and went straight to the school.
At this mont, Edward Armstrong didn't dare speak.
Watching George Armstrong's retreating figure, Sabrina got infuriated, turned back to Christina, "You ungrateful and vicious girl, happy that you drove your brother away! You're heartless!"
Edward Armstrong, always advocating for peace, pushed Christina, "Apologize to your mom quickly."
There are no parents without faults.
Thus, regardless of the right or wrong in this matter, the one at fault was always Christina.
Christina had long been accustod to compromising, and under the influence of her original family, her values were severely twisted.
It was just an apology.
Nothing too serious.
Christina looked at her mother, "Mom, I'm sorry, I was wrong."
Sabrina was relentless, "Tell honestly, do you have soone on the side?"
She absolutely wouldn't allow her daughter to secretly find another man.
Christina was too beautiful to just marry anyone.
She not only wanted Christina to marry into a good family but also wanted a dowry of 1 million dollars.
An ordinary family couldn't afford a dowry of 1 million dollars.
She had raised a daughter with great difficulty and certainly couldn't let her marry off without sothing in return.
Moreover.
1 million dollars wasn't too much.
Christina was already 27 years old, even if it cost fifty thousand dollars a year, it was well over a million now!
She only asked for a dowry of 1 million dollars.
Christina shook her head, "No."
She was fairly attractive and didn't lack suitors among the male workers at the factory, but Christina knew her situation.
If she dated anyone, it would just harm him.
Thus, for many years, Christina had remained single.
Hearing this, Sabrina squinted her eyes, "Really not?"
"Really not."
Sabrina still sowhat disbelieved and continued, "You're coming with to the hospital tomorrow."
Christina was startled, "What for?"
"Just go if I tell you to, why all the questions!" Sabrina said impatiently.
Christina didn't ask any further.
Sabrina then took out her phone and dialed a number.
Soon, the call connected, and Sabrina's face squeezed into a smile, "Hello, George, it's mom."
Not knowing what the other side said, Sabrina quickly said, "Don't hang up, don't hang up. I just want to say a couple of words."
"Do you still have enough money? I just transferred three thousand to you on WhatsApp. If it's not enough, just say the word. Your sister just got paid a few days ago, mom isn't short of money right now."
Christina earned a monthly salary of 6000 at the textile factory, plus bonuses and overti, it was nearly eight thousand.
However, she could only keep five hundred for herself, and the rest had to be given to her mother to "keep."
In na, it was for safekeeping.
In reality, it was possession.
Christina's goal was very clear, among the Armstrong family of four, only George studied, while the money Edward and she earned was saved, whereas Christina's wages were used for George's schooling.
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