Chapter 988 Give Me My Allowance The security captain immediately nodded. âUnderstood, Director Larson!â
The young men were dumbfounded. It was a more serious crime to hurt someone with a weapon than it was to hit them bare-handed!
Only Luke continued rambling. âYou punk, you know nothing about power! Donât you know who my homeboy is? You want to threaten me with such a dirty trick? Hah! My homeboy only needs to say the word, and weâll be free in no time, like nothing ever happened! You, on the other hand, had injured us.
Where do you think youâll end up? Iâll have you stay in jail for a few years, then bring your wife to see you. Howâs that sound? Hahahaâ¦â
Matthew didnât even look at him as he ordered in a loud voice, âRight, after filing the report, head over to Carlson Law Firm and ask for Mr. Manning. I want the knife-bearers to get a heavier sentence.â
The security guard nodded quickly. âUnderstood, Director Larson!â
Luke was stunned, for he had no idea who this man was. Huh? Is he calling for a lawyer for real? Still, when he thought of his powerful buddy, he felt almost fearless.
âSo what if you get a lawyer? No matter which lawyer comes along, Iâll just beat them down! Just you wait, punk!â Luke shouted.
Matthew didnât even spare him a glance. Instantly, he walked upstairs and thought for a while before sending Mr. Manning a message.
Ah-hah! Itâs such a waste if this young man is put behind bars. I shall personally dish out the punishment he deserves.
When Matthew made his way back to the ward, he saw Crystal standing in front of the door, secretly observing the goings-on inside the ward.
âWhat are you doing?â he asked curiously.
Seeing Matthew, Crystal complained, âLook! Heidiâs daughter is here again!â
Matthew walked nearer to the door and saw a girl standing in the ward, dressed in quite revealing clothing. Heidi looked elated as she made the introductions. âYouâre here, Leia! Come, this lovely lady here is your aunt!â
Leia gave Helen a look of disdain. She still remembered this aunt of hers. As a matter of fact, her memories of Helen were mainly during that time period when the Cunninghams were in poverty. Helen had come over to Leiaâs house countless times, asking to borrow money from them. To her, Helen and her family were simply a bunch of paupers, and she had no desire to humor such people.
Leia waved her hand. âAll right, I know, I know. But what does she have to do with me? Iâve been in Eastcliff for so long, but she never visited me at all. What sort of relative is this?â
Her comment left her aunt, Helen, rather awkward. Ah, the girl is right. I didnât visit her in the past.
Heidi hastily said, âLeia, you canât say such things! Your Aunt Helen didnât know that you were here for school. Iâve never told her, see? Itâs not like she doesnât care about you.â
Leia waved her hand again. âEnough. Iâm not in the mood for such nonsense! When are you giving me my allowance? Iâm all out of money right now, and I had to borrow money from people for my meals these days.â
Immediately, Helen frowned. âLeia, didnât you withdraw the 130,000 that was on your motherâs card?
Where did that money go?â
Leia glared at her. âThis is our business, so donât butt in. What, are you upset that I spent all the money so you canât borrow from us anymore? Look, that money belongs to us, and I can use it however I like.
What does that have to do with you?â
Seeing how things had escalated, Heidi was panicking. âLeia, how can you use that tone when youâre talking to your aunt?â
Growing impatient, Leia growled, âWas I wrong? Iâve been studying here for so long, but she never even came to see me! She has no right to interfere in our business!â
Heidi was so mad that her face went red. âH-How could you say that? Sheâs your aunt! Iâve already told you; itâs not that she didnât want to see you. She just didnât know because I didnât tell her. Sheâs not the one at fault hereââ
However, the young lady didnât even bother to allow her mother to finish. âEnough of that! Donât change the topic. I have no business with the likes of her, and I never will. Just give me my allowance and make it quick. Iâm about to go back to campus!â
Heidi was rather awkward because she had no money to give her daughter. On the side, Matthew couldnât help frowning. This girl is getting too out of hand.
He couldnât help it anymore as he walked into the ward and said in a low voice, âWhatâs wrong with you, Leia? Look at the state your mother is in! Hasnât it crossed your mind to ask how sheâs doing? And you just walk in like that asking for money? Donât you have the slightest bit of compassion for your own mother?â