The Foolish Heiress Reborn（913）

Chapter 913
Billionaire’s Reborn Baby novel Chapter 919

When Emily walked out, she saw a car drive in. She turned sideways to avoid it. When she turned back, she saw that the car stopped in front of Lucy. It should be her family coming back.

The car door opened and a woman came out. Then, she walked to Lucy and asked with a frown, “Why are you back so early?”

Lucy lowered her head and said something. Then, a six-year-old boy got out of the car. He looked at Lucy in disgust and said, “What smell is that? It stinks!”

“Alright, baby. Let’s go in first.” The woman frowned as she looked at Lucy and said, “Stay out of my way! Why didn’t you go in? Are you stupid or something? Why don’t you change your clothes since your clothes are dirty?”

“I just changed my clothes today.” Emily heard Lucy argue in a low voice.

“Then why is it still so smelly?” The woman stared at her, “Did you hang out with indecent people so your marks dropped rapidly? Why don’t you just go to Class F, which is like a dung pit?”

Lucy’s mouth moved, but she did not say anything.

“Hurry up and come in!” The woman led the well-dressed boy and the two walked into the door, leaving Lucy behind.

Emily looked at this scene and sincerely wondered if Lucy was really the daughter of this family.

The sky went dark. The guards in the dark revealed themselves and walked behind Emily. Emily was worried that they would be exposed, so she waved her hand. “Don’t come out.”

Thus, they hid in the dark again.

An old woman was rummaging through the trash can in front of her. The street lights illuminated her skinny figure. She was wearing an old and broken jacket. There were patches everywhere. She had a bag under her feet and a pair of pliers in her hand.

After rummaging through the trash can, she put all the trash back in. The drinks and leftovers were all over her hands. She probably did not want to dirty her clothes, so she squatted on the ground and wiped her hands on the ground.

When Emily passed by, she glanced at the old man. When the old woman saw that Emily was wearing the uniform of Happisland School, she hurriedly lowered her head and wanted to run away. However, she slipped and almost fell.

Emily reached out and helped her up.

The old woman bowed in thanks. It seemed that she was afraid that Emily would see her face, so she kept her head down.

The old woman was so thin. Emily couldn’t help but open her backpack. Emily had given all the snacks to Tatiana. There was no food in her bag. Emily took out her wallet and handed over a few banknotes.

Under the lights of the streetlamp, the old woman saw that Emily was handing her several banknotes. She was so shocked that she trembled, “Money? No, no, no! I don’t want it.”

“I won’t take your money,” she said, waving her hand.

“Buy something to eat.” Emily did not insist and she stuffed the money into the old woman’s bag, “It’s too dark tonight. Go back early.”

The other girls also crowded around Jenny to comfort her.

Emily finally understood that this old woman was Jenny’s grandmother.

Emily looked at the money in her hands that had been stained with all kinds of stains. She frowned and walked a few steps back, stuffing the money straight into the arms of Jenny who was still suppressing her crying.

Jenny suddenly widened her eyes to glare at Emily.

“Do you feel ashamed?” Emily looked at her and asked, “Do you think I am humiliating you by giving your grandmother money?”

“Shut up!” Jenny shouted at her, crying.

“I already said that if you work for me, I will pay you.” Emily turned to look at the helpless and self-blaming old woman. Then she said to Jenny, “Is your dignity more important, or your grandmother?”

“Don’t think you can control me just because you give me money! Who do you think you are? I don’t need your money! I can earn it myself!” Jenny glared at Emily.

Emily raised one of the old woman’s arms and showed it to Jenny, “So, before you can earn money, your grandmother can only wear patched clothes and come out to rummage through the garbage at deep night, right?”