Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 122 - 0122 That’s the Wood Family’s money!_1

Chapter 122: 0122 That’s the Wood Family’s money!_1

She had spent some time with Ellen Young and had developed some other feelings.

Looking at Lucy Wood, whose eyes were gradually reddening, Olivia Johnson spoke in a tone sharp as a knife with every word piercing into Lucy: "Don’t think that just because you are popular and earning money now, you can sprout wings and fly away. Without the Wood Family, do you think anyone would give you face?"

Felicia Frost: "..."

Do you fucking think that the Wood Family can cover the sky with one hand in the entertainment industry?

At best, the Wood Family can only throw their weight around in Water Capital, but bring that to Imperial City and they wouldn’t even count as a fart.

When Olivia Johnson spoke, the others also looked coldly at Lucy Wood.

Except for Daisy Wood, who was hesitating, even Edward Wood glared at Lucy.

He couldn’t even get fifty thousand from her, and now hearing that Lucy had given half of her earnings to Ellen, he was far from happy.

She rightfully deserved the scolding from mom.

Lucy struggled to hold back the tears that threatened to spill, but even in this state, she failed to evoke the slightest sympathy from Olivia: "There’s still a whole half a year where you and she have to record the program. I don’t even know whose face you’re throwing away, just look at Naya York from the York Family, look at her sister, then look at yourself. You’re not ashamed to take on this program, but our Wood Family’s face is lost because of you!"

"Why do you think I took on this program? Wasn’t it in the hope that you would treat me better because of it?"

Lucy still couldn’t help but roar out loud.

She had seen enough of these parent-child programs, and had heard about families that didn’t get along, but after appearing on the program, they sometimes could resolve their misunderstandings.

She held such hopes, only to realize that the Wood Family could be so heartless!

They even surpassed what she thought she knew about the Wood Family.

"Haven’t we been good enough to you?"

With more confidence, Olivia shouted back, "If we weren’t good to you, do you think you could have lived such a good life all this time?"

As she looked at Lucy, a flash of hatred passed through her eyes: "Why can’t you remember our kindness at all? Did I raise an ingrate?"

Lucy: "..."

Suddenly, she realized that continuing to argue with her family would only lead to more humiliation and provocation.

From beginning to end, they believed they had given enough to Lucy; it was Lucy who was ungrateful and making unreasonable trouble.

With these thoughts in mind, she suddenly turned and rushed away.

Seeing this, Felicia Frost hurriedly followed after her.

Olivia yelled from behind, "After you leave, don’t even think about setting foot in this house again! Do you believe I will sever our relationship in the media’s eyes? I want to see how much you can shine without us!"

Lucy’s abrupt departure infuriated Carol Sean, "Look, just look! You’ve raised an ingrate!"

Edward, tugging at Carol Sean’s arm: "Grandma, my sister can’t just give away that half of the money to that... cheapskate second sister; we must get it back!"

Carol pampered him, "That’s right, you’re absolutely correct."

Then she turned to Daniel Wood, instructing, "Check her number and get the money back. If she’s not coming back to the Wood Family, why should she get the Wood Family’s money?"

Humility personified in front of his mother, Daniel replied softly: "Okay."

Ellen thus received a call from her assistant, "Miss Young, there’s an incoming call from the Wood Family to your private number, shall I transfer it to you?"

Her calls don’t directly reach her; they’re all screened by her assistant first to avoid harassment.

This kind of call that required her permission would be the only time they’d ask her.

Ellen, who was doing data comparison, simply asked her assistant to transfer the call, curious to see what the Wood Family was up to.

Once the call connected, she heard a very assertive teenage boy’s voice: "It took you so long to answer the phone, what are you doing? Are you Ellen Young? I’m Edward Wood. Did you take half of my big sister’s money for the program? Look, that money is the Wood Family’s, and you are not allowed to take it!"

Hearing this, Ellen immediately laughed.