Twisted Ties of Love novel Chapter 479

"600 million?" Myra felt dizzy. She had never heard of such an enormous sum.

Their home television was broken and they never bothered to fix it. Little did they know that their very own Bell had become a sensation.

"Does she really have 600 million?"

"It's true. I checked it online. She is filthy rich now. Mom, we should go find her. If we do, her money becomes ours."

Indeed, Bell's fortune should belong to the Salotti family. Even if she had changed her name and identity, she was still a Salotti.

Myra's joy did not hide her anger. How dare Bell make such a fortune and not come home? Did she think she could keep it all to herself?

"Mom, we must find her now. But we can't let anyone know. Once we reach J City, if she doesn't show up, we'll make a scene online. She's a celebrity now. She can't handle a scandal."

"Alright, I'll go pack. You take care of Gary. I'll call your father and we'll leave together."

Bell had a fortune of hundred million, so they had to rush to J City immediately. After all, Bell's money should be managed by her parents.

Fredric still thought Bell was weak. She was always afraid of him since young. But there was a chance that she might have grown a backbone living away from home.

Ron was working in the field. When he received the call from his son, he hurried home, unable to contain his excitement. He never dreamed that Bell could make such a fortune.

He was thrilled to the core. 600 million! No more working in the fields, and they could live a life of luxury.

"What should we do if she gives us 600 million?" Ron asked.

Greed seeped into the eyes of the family members.

"Let me think." Myra squinted, calculating. "With that amount of money, we would buy properties in the city, start a business, and each of us should have a car. Fredric can marry a rich girl. As for here, we could convert it into a resort, build a mansion. It's time we show those who looked down upon us."

Myra was a selfish woman. She favored her son over her daughter. No matter how successful her daughter was, once married, in Myra's eyes, she was no longer a part of the family. But her son, despite his flaws, was her treasure.

While Bell was still single, her wealth naturally belonged to her parents. If she got married, they would have no claim over it.

However, women got married in the end. It might as well for them to decide Bell’s future husband rather than let her to choose. That way, they could rest assured about making control of her money.

Fredric shared the same idea and voiced it, "Mom, to prevent Bell from slipping away, we should arrange a marriage for her. Once we get the money, we should get her married and keep an eye on her."