I'm A Quadrillionaire novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63 River City. 

Pearl drove the Porsche 911 back to South River International Residence after work.

Before she could enter the gates of South River International Residence, she was suddenly stopped.

Pearl took a close look at the people who stopped her and found her parents, her brother Sam, and three other strangers she did not recognize.

‘What are they doing here?’

Pearl quickly got out of the car.

“Mo, Dad, Sam, what are you guys doing here?”

“Hmpf! How else would we find out that you’re actually driving a nice car and living in a mansion in the big city while we work ourselves to death at home?” Pearl’s mom, Leigh, said.

“Mom, it’s not what you think. This car belongs to my boss!” Pearl explained.

“Your boss? Your boss lets you drive his car every day? Why you, huh? Why not anyone else?”

“Mom, can we talk somewhere else? Where are you guys staying? I can get you two hotel rooms!”

“I’m not going anywhere! I want to live inside! Don’t try to lie to me, your brother’s been watching you over the past few days and he knows that you’ve been living inside!” Leigh said, pointing at South River International Residence.

“Mom, that’s my boss’ residence! I can’t just bring you guys inside!”

“Bullsh*t! What boss? It’s your boyfriend, isn’t it? That’s why you can drive his car and live in his house! How dare you forget about your parents just because you found yourself a boyfriend? I’m going take a page out of the family rulebook and teach you a lesson!” Pearl’s father Billy said as he raised the wooden stick at Pearl.

Pearl did not expect her father to suddenly hit her. Tears immediately sprung to her eyes in pain when the stick smacked against her arm.

She felt wronged. She had been living with minimal expenses just to provide for her family and even paid for Sam’s university living costs.

She has been sending twenty thousand dollars to her family each month, which was essentially all the money she has been making these years. Yet, now she was being subjected to a bad scolding.

Still, there was nothing she could do since they were her family.