Memories Of The Night

She heard just now in the supermarket that Anderson"s business was on the verge of bankruptcy. Unexpectedly, as soon as she comes back, Winnie comes to visit.

It should have early occurred to her that Winnie would come to her for this matter.

But Katrina has a clear mind.

Winnie comes here just because Katrina is now a family member of the Simons, the granddaughter of Eric, who is the richest man in Abbe City. Additionally, Katrina also has a handsome and rich fiancé, Aaron. So now Winnie has taken Katrina as a money tree and begins to curry favor with Katrina.

As the saying goes, n.o.body cares for the poor living in the bustling city, but the rich have distant relatives even if they live in the remote mountains.

If Katrina were still the policewoman who had nothing, Winnie wouldn"t have come to Katrina, let alone to please Katrina smilingly.

Perhaps Winnie will just sneer at Katrina.

After all, in the past, Winnie longingly wanted Katrina to break off with the Anderson family.

Katrina clearly knows Winnie"s character and certainly understands her intentions.

But Katrina is not going to help her.

When Carl was seriously ill, Winnie didn"t even notify Katrina, fearing that Katrina would get part of their property.

On the day Carl died, Winnie and Sophie scolded Katrina severely. They cursed her and told her never to come to the Anderson family.

On that day...

Aaron gave Winnie a check in return for the Anderson family"s kindness to adopt Katrina. It was also an announcement that Katrina had nothing to do with the Anderson family from then on. Has Winnie forgotten the check she"s received?

Katrina gracefully takes a sip of the tea and says in a light way, "Excuse me, Aunt. I don"t understand the business, so I"m afraid that I can"t help you."

Winnie used to yell at her, swear at her or beat her.

Compared with Winnie"s previous bad att.i.tude, Katrina"s att.i.tude now towards Winnie is already very polite.

She is now the granddaughter of Eric and Aaron"s fiancée.

Even if she doesn"t like Winnie...

She also needs to maintain her grace.

Upon hearing Katrina"s words, Winnie quickly says, "Katrina, you don"t need to understand the business. As long as you agree, as long as you ask the Simon family or Aaron to help us, the Anderson enterprise will be saved!"

Katrina, eating the nuts the servant has peeled, casually says, "Sorry, Aunt. I"ve never interfered in business, and I don"t want to. So you can leave and find someone else to help you."

Winnie is right. Whether it"s the Simon family or Aaron, it"s absolutely easy for them to help the Andersons get through this difficulty.

But before, the Andersons were so bad to her.

Why does she need to return good for evil and help them?

Sorry, although she"s a kind girl, her kindness has a bottom line.

She also has hate and negative emotions.

They used to bully her, but they still want her to help them now.

Are they daydreaming?

Katrina thinks her refusal is very evident, but Winnie doesn"t give up.

"Katrina!"

Winnie sits a little closer to Katrina, trying to grab Katrina"s hand, but Katrina hides from her touch.

Katrina"s apparent avoidance embarra.s.ses Winnie.

However, Winnie quickly puts down her hand and says with a sincere face, "Katrina, if you really disagree, I won"t force you. But can you lend Samuel some money? You can lend money in your own name, so that you won"t interfere with the normal business of the Simon family and Aaron, OK?"

Lend Samuel money to make up a deficit?

Winnie is really indulging in wishful thinking.

Katrina looks up at Winnie and smiles, "Aunt, how much are you going to borrow?"

Winnie rubs her hands, smiles, and says, "A hundred million. If you don"t have that much, fifty million is OK. Of course, the more, the better."

Winnie really demands too much. She even wants to borrow a hundred million. Does she really regard Katrina as a wealthy fool?

Katrina chuckles and says, "I"m sorry, if you just borrow two or three hundred dollars, maybe I can lend you. But one hundred million? You"d better borrow it from the bank."

Winnie obviously doesn"t believe Katrina"s words.

"Katrina, the a.s.sets of the Simon family, are at least hundreds of billions of dollars. Eric loves you so much that he will certainly give you at least a hundred million dollars. Besides, Aaron is also very rich, right? Now that you are his fiancée and have just given birth to a son for him, you can ask him for hundreds of millions of dollars as pocket money, and he will certainly not be stingy."

Winnie keeps talking about Katrina"s a.s.sets, trying to seize her money.

By this time, Katrina finally has no patience.

She puts the nut box on the tea table and says in a slightly harsh tone, "Aunt, if I don"t explain my idea clearly, now I"m telling you formally that I won"t borrow you money! I don"t want to help you. No matter what you are like now, whether the Anderson enterprise is bankrupt or not, it has nothing to do with me! Please leave now!"

Winnie is right.

Before, when she got engaged, Eric transferred hundreds of millions of property, shares, and other a.s.sets directly to her name, saying that she wouldn"t be mistreated.

Even when Aaron bought real estate and managed his finances, they were all registered under her name.

Now even she herself doesn"t know exactly how much of the a.s.sets she has.

But even if she has more, she has no obligation to lend Winnie.

She"s not a charity.

Katrina"s righteous refusal makes Winnie a little surprised.

As Katrina is going to leave, Winnie quickly follows up, "Katrina, how can you be so heartless? Did you forget who had adopted you when you were in the orphanage? Anyway, we are your benefactors. You can"t refuse to help us since you"re rich now. You should be conscientious!"

Hearing Winnie"s words, Katrina is angry. How can Winnie ignore her evil deeds and complain about Katrina first?

So if she"s reluctant to help the Andersons, it shows that she"s devoid of grat.i.tude?

Katrina turns around and glares at Winnie, "Benefactor? Winnie Green, have you forgotten how you treated me before? Would you like me to help you recall it again?"