Chapter 1729

Marion clicked his tongue. Even if Deborah made 100 thousand dollars a month, she didn't need a suitcase. After all, it had only been a few months. But he kept the thought to himself and swallowed those words. Marion didn't care about winning the argument. What mattered was getting Deborah to withdraw the money. Making money for the family was more important than his pride. "Since we're good to go, let's get moving." … 20 minutes later, a car pulled over on Elm Avenue. The car door opened, and Deborah got out of it. Then, she stood off to the side and pouted. Marion got out of the car and looked at Deborah. "Aren't we heading to the company to take the money out? Get moving." Deborah pointed at the trunk and said nothing. Marion got it right away. He walked to the back of the car and opened the trunk to take out the suitcase. Then, he turned to Deborah. "Let's go." Matthew stayed quiet and didn't say a thing. He just walked along with them. Deborah put on her sunglasses an