The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 765

Early the next morning.

Claire went to her office after eating breakfast.

Jacob sat in the living room, sulking and glowering. H e shot a silent and disdainful glare at Elaine when she walked into the living hall. 5

When he thought about the two million dollars that Elaine lost in the silly mahjong game, the wrath of fury reignited inside him. 2

He didn't have much money himself. The two million dollars were the savings they had accumulated over the years, including the money that he earned from reselling the antique, but now, it had all gone down the drain. 1

In fact, Jacob felt that he should pick up his old tricks and begin trading at Antique Street again, and thus, he asked Zachary to sell his antiques. 2

Elaine pasted a sheepish smile on her face when she saw Jacob, feeling guilty and sorry, but Jacob treated her as if she was invisible. 3

She dared not complain about it, so she turned to Charlie and chided agitatedly, "Hey, Charlie, since you have nothing to do around here, quickly go do your feng shui thing outside! By all means, earn some money to buy furniture for our new home! When can w e move into the Thompson First otherwise?" 6

Charlie said flatly, "I'll try my best.”

She growled, hands on her waist, "Not just your best, you have to bring money home!" 1

Jacob interjected annoyingly, "Hey, shut up, will you? Charlie makes a great contribution to the family, unlike you! You not only didn’t earn a penny, you spent like the money dropped down from the sky and even lost money! In this house, Claire, Charlie, and I are the ones making money, and you're the only one spending it! Moreover, you spend so much, you spent i tall!" 5

"You..." Elaine's face turned into an ugly shade of red. 2

In her head, she growled, Huh, I was talking to

Charlie, mind your own business! You think you're so awesome now, don’t you? You screamed at me, slapped me, and even took Charlie’s side! So I'm at the lowest rank in this family, right? My words don't matter anymore, right?' 1