Married at First Sight chapter 683
Chapter 683
It alerted Liberty’s internal alarm bells to ring.
She callously asked, “Who told you that I got that much money? I didn’t work or have. any income after I got married.”
“Your mother–in–law said so. Liberty, my business has hit a rough patch and is in the red. I lost all the money I profited from over the years. I don’t have cash going into. the business, so I was thinking if you could lend me a million bucks.”
Liberty sneered in anger.
There were no boundaries when it came to these people.
They would not stop bugging her and Serenity.
“You might want to look in the mirror and see if you can find your dignity, Mike. After all that you’ve done to me and my sister, you have the gall to ask me for money?! That’s right. I do have a million dollars, but I won’t lend it to you. I’d rather give the money to anyone else than you!”
you without forking out a dime to us. Look where it landed you. You should ask your future husband to pay for our grandparents‘ care, so he would feel responsible to
the money you have now anyway. Why
didn’t ruin me with your post on Twitter. I’m
to lend you the
“Liberty…”
hung up on the call.
in his face, Mike cussed his
“What did she say?”
inquired concernedly, “Is Liberty going to lend you the
We’re not even on the best
Mike paced around the living room.
when Mike’s business was doing well before, and he was bringing in clean profit every day.
return home in two days. With the New
celebration.
The Hunts, apart from Old Mr. Hunt who had been caring for his wife in the hospital, were now living in their hometown and taking turns going into the city to take care of
Old Mrs. Hunt.
Oh, right. John was still in the city, looking for a job.
However, many companies were on early Christmas and New Year leave, so it had not been smooth sailing for John.
Stone Group came down heavily on John. Any companies interested in hiring John for his capability would receive a call from Stone Group thereafter. As the companies did not want to step on Stone Group’s toes, they would change their mind about hiring John.
John even attended interviews with companies that were at odds with Stone Group, but the outcome was the same.
He spent some money to ask the manager of the human resources department at these companies why they would not take him in. The companies replied, saying that John had crossed someone, and any companies that hired him would be made the enemy.
John asked the human resource managers if the person was from Stone Group.
The response he got was, “Did you p*ss Stone Group off too? Don’t you come from a farming town? Does your family own a farm? I’d advise you to go pursue a career in that. At least, you can earn a livelihood. It’s unlikely you will find a job here.“