The Unveiling of Secret Queen

Chapter 1153: Chapter 1153: Faces Have Been Beaten to a Pulp

Nathalie Quinlan’s words weren’t exactly showing off.

Leonardy Zachmann looked at the rare Citibank Black Card in his hand and understood she was simply stating the truth.

Citibank Black Card customers are very few. To date, he hasn’t received a Black Card from this bank and is still using a Diamond Card one level higher than the Gold Card he gave Nathalie Quinlan during their meeting. However, the Diamond Card is nothing compared to a Black Card.

Someone like Nathalie Quinlan with a Black Card is definitely at the bank’s VVIP customer level. If he left the bank card there, the bank would be very willing to hand the card back to Nathalie Quinlan.

He rubbed his thick, dark eyebrows, clearly aware that Nathalie Quinlan refusing to accept the card meant she didn’t want to reconcile with them.

He’s afraid that, in the future, the relationship between the two families would never be the same again!

At least this time after the division of the family, it will be impossible to remain without any resentment!

He took back the bank card once more and said helplessly, ”Alright then, I’ll put the card away. I’ll open another account for the two million, and the password is still 666666. I’ll leave the card at the bank. Whenever you want to use it, you can ask them to give it to you.”

Nathalie Quinlan raised her eyebrow, saw his weary pleading look, and ultimately didn’t say anything more.

Nevertheless, she was very clear in her heart that even if Leonardy Zachmann deposited the money there, she would never touch that two million.

Firstly, there was no need.

Secondly, since they were not family, she saw no reason to use money from someone who was no more than an acquaintance to her.

As they say, money is easy to repay, but favors are difficult to handle.

If she ever did need money, she would most likely borrow from a stranger rather than from anyone in the Zachmann Family.

*

The entire farce ended on such a note, you could say everyone left unhappily.

Stanley Zachmann and Nathalie Quinlan escorted Mr. Zachmann back to the nursing home, and as soon as Shawn Norton saw Nathalie was leaving, he left without saying a word.

A grand group of people dwindled until eventually, only Grandma remained at the old house, stubbornly refusing to leave.

Watching as Mr. Zachmann and the others departed, she finally felt free to shamelessly suck up to Celine Tucker and her friends, boldly stepping forward to harshly criticize Nathalie Quinlan.

After the reprimand, she consoled Celine Tucker, ”Celine, don’t think too much about it. Let’s look at things positively: at least this time, it didn’t blow up online. Since everyone’s talked it out, and you’ve apologized, it wouldn’t be polite for her to post anything afterward. If she doesn’t post that nonsense, won’t Caryn’s issue just... fade away?”

As Grandma said this, a mocking, amused glint flashed in her eyes.

Caryn Zachmann always acted so superior and impressive at home. Every year during family gatherings, the other kids in the family couldn’t escape being compared to her.

She excelled in her studies, got into Tsinghua University, and was a student of Adelle Wafford. How many people could compete with that?

Including her own grandson, who often served as a negative example over the years.

Tsk, for someone so remarkable, it turned out she was using Nathalie Quinlan’s name to flaunt and deceive outside and got caught red-handed!

What a disgrace.

Grandma quickly concealed her schadenfreude and was about to say something else.

Then she saw Caryn Zachmann storming over angrily, ”Mom, do you know Stephanie Tanzil? Can you get in touch with her?”

Celine Tucker, still furious from before, wasn’t even placated by Grandma’s ingratiating words, ignoring the family’s poor relatives completely. Grandma’s long speech did not elicit even a single response from her.

It was only when Caryn Zachmann approached that she reacted, looking almost frightened. She immediately frowned, reached out for the phone Caryn handed over, and asked, ”What’s going on?”