The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1896

"F*ck you!" Elaine rushed toward Carmen in rage before she sat down directly on Carmen's stomach. Elaine started slapping Carmen's face, one hand after the other, in quick succession as she cursed, "Do you really take me for a fool? I have already fallen for this trick once! You still dare to come and cheat me now?!" 5

At this time, Elaine had thought of the time when Jacob had been hospitalized. She wanted to get her hands on the cheque that her daughter had received a s a refund for the rental of the office building. After Charlie had handed the cheque over to her, she had quickly taken the cheque with her to pay for the hospitalization fees. 5

Unexpectedly, the denomination of that cheque had turned out to be one hundred million dollars!

At that time, the cashier at the hospital had ridiculed her and even threatened to call the police to get her arrested. 2

In the end, Elaine had gone back to Charlie in a rage, planning to settle the score with him. Ultimately, she had found out that Charlie had bought that cheque from the funeral store, and he was planning to burn it as an offering to his deceased parents. 1

Ironically, the one hundred million dollar cheque that Carmen had taken out looked exactly the same as Charlie's previous cheque for one hundred million

dollars back then. 4

Under these kinds of circumstances, it was only natural for Elaine to be furious!

Moreover, what was even more hateful was the fact that this d*mned Carmen kept repeatedly emphasizing Citibank in front of her. 2

The thing that Elaine hated the most in her life was Citibank! 5

This was because the worst experience and sufferings she had ever gone through in her life had all been caused by that black gold card from Citibank. 2

Because of that incident, she had been locked up in the detention center where she was abused and tortured by Lady Wilson, Wendy, and that big and rough Jennifer for several days.

Those few days were definitely the worst times in Elaine's entire life.