Chapter 139
Even then, however, Little Qiao’s mother was still bedridden by the trauma of the turn of events. Not long later, she breathed her last, leaving Qiao’er behind alone in the Lu Manor. Now, the Lu Family was Qiao’er’s home.
‘Got to find a way to earn some cash…’ Max began to view this as a matter of utmost priority.
He turned around and saw Qiao’er retrieve a letter from her chest.
“There was a messenger earlier who delivered a letter,” Qiao’er placed the letter on the table.
Max walked over, picked up two custard fritters with a pair of chopsticks and put them into his mouth. Then, he picked up the letter. The mark on the letter indicated that it had come from the Lu Family.
“It’s a message from home,” he tore open the envelope and took out the letter within.
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