Chapter 1
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"Thud! This is two million. Uncle has already done his best to help you."
Erin glanced at the envelope Williams had just thrown onto the coffee table and she looked up with a cold, untamable gaze.
"No need to trouble yourself Uncle," she said indifferently as she sat down on the chair sloppily.
Williams pursed his lips his tone becoming cold."You don't need it? so Earl doesn't need it either?"
Erin just played with the toy gun in her hands "I can take care of my younger brother, just take Elena with you."
Williams sneered disdainfully,"You'll take care of him? With what? Why should he follow you? Someone who hasn't even graduated from high school, to work and beg outside."
What an embarrassment to the family!
Erin gave him a wry, enigmatic smile and her eyes curved slightly. Then she said in a brush manner " Money? I've got some little. You can keep that bunch of money for Elena."
Williams frowned at his niece who seemed outstanding in appearance, but carried herself like a bad person. When Erin was born everyone in the family knew she would grow up to be a beauty. He doted alot on his beautiful niece. But as she grew, her temper worsened.
Even though she was the oldest child in the family, she never set a good example for her younger siblings. Whenever someone touched her things, she would look at them with dark eyes.
She was such a thankless wretch to be acting out like that at something so trivial as touching her stuff.
Her sister had a good personality. Thus even though her siblings disliked Erin, they still tried to be nice.
It was only until Erin beat and adult man to half paralysis that they started avoiding her like a plague.
After spending two months at the youth detention center his sister brought her back.
After the severe lesson, she was sent to elementary school.
However, just after a few days of schooling. She was forced to drop out of school just after beating another student till he was sent to the hospital.
She just wouldn't learn
Whoever had such a child would have bad luck for nine lifetimes.
His sister and her husband had just died unexpectedly leaving behind three children with no guardians.
It was a crucial time for his promotion in the political arena
Earl, just like Erin was troublesome. Ever since he was young he would often get into fights, skip classes and neglected his responsibilities. Bringing these two back would be asking for trouble.
It was especially so since there were many bigwigs in B city.
If these two caused any trouble it, his future prospects would be ruined.
His sister had three children but amongst them all, Elena was the most smart and sensible child. She was beautiful and well loved by others.
If not his sister would not have left all her properties in her names.
Bringing Elena with him would be a way to show his gratitude to his sister for taking care of him since he was young.
"Goodluck on your own!" said Williams angrily before leaving the residence with big strides.
Elena came down from upstairs. William's secretary was walking beside her with her luggage.
"Sister though mom and dad gave me the house,you and Earl can stay here for now. I don't mind." Elena said with a smile.
"No need." Erin stuffed the toy gun in her bag as she raised her eyebrows indifferently.
She raised her hand and looked at the time and realized it was time to pick Earl from school.
She picked up the black motorcycle helmet beside her and walked out. A shabby looking motor was parked outside the villa. The prettiest thing about the motorcycle were the skulls on both the rear view mirrors, giving it a spooky vibe.
Erin put on the helmet and straddled her slender legs over the bike and let down the visor with a click.
The motorcycle roared to life and sped off.
Elena walked to the BMW and the secretary helped her open the car door. She turned to look in the direction Erin had departed in, her eyes narrow.
Williams said "Elena get in the car."
Elena said lovingly," Okay, Uncle."
Williams snorted "You don't have to interact with that kind of low class person again. They only have to look up to you."
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