The Ninth Bride (Samantha and Finley) novel Chapter 114

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Chapter 114 Wealth and Woes Confronting family and Falschoods 

Chapter 114 Wealth and Woes Confronting Family and Falsehoods 

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“You are still young. Why is your hearing ability declining rapidly? I may be accusing Amy of being a parasite, but I may also be referring to you. Just like Amy, “You depend on your parents for money and have never worked, which is quite parasitic.” 

At Samantha’s insult, Eliza angrily shouted, “You’re labeling me as a parasite. Have you ever thought you might be one yourself?” 

Samantha mocked with a sneer, “Why should–I do that? 

“You’re just like the others who leech off their family’s wealth. It’s well known at this school that students from wealthy families rely on their family’s money. “I’m willing to bet that your enrollment at Saint Night Academy was also funded by your father, a member of the Wallace family.” 

I used my father’s money? 

Eliza’s words brought joy to Samantha, who responded with a smile. She declared, “The moment Dale Wallace introduced his mistress and daughter, I stopped seeing him as my father. I am not a freeloader. Wallace Corporation and the familial assets are rightfully mine. My mother left me her assets, which include those owned by the Wallace Family. When I finally inherit them, Amy, her audacious mother, and Dale will no longer have a place in my home. I will not tolerate three freeloaders living off me.” 

Eliza found it entirely ironic. Does Samantha really think she can inherit the Wallace Family’s assets? 

“You’re just starting college at twenty. That is after being called foolish for three years. Yet, you dare claim you’ll inherit the Wallaces‘ wealth? You’re merely arrogant. I believe their rightful heiress will be Amy and not you. I’m not impressed by you boasting about having the highest SATS scores. There’s a chance you may have cheated.” 

As Eliza’s words grew increasingly harsh, Stephanie, who was standing nearby, could no longer stay silent. She intervened by grabbing Eliza’s arm, saying, “Eliza, Samantha is younger than us. It’s not right to talk to her that way. In addition, the SATs are stringent, so she couldn’t have cheated.” 

In Eliza’s opinion, she found it difficult to believe that Samantha had achieved a flawless score. She was even more skeptical that Samantha could have accomplished it while she was having intellectual disabilities. 

Eliza yanked her arm out of Stephanie’s grip and questioned, “Stephanie, how long have you been hanging around Samantha? And now you’re defending her? You claim she couldn’t have cheated, but let me ask you. “How can a woman who was mentally impaired for three years 

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Chapter 111 Wealth and Woes Confronting Family and Falsehoods