Big Brother leaned against the sofa, looking at this rented apartment, barely over ninety square meters. He had never lived in such a small place in his life; even his own room used to be much larger than this.
Seeing this, he felt annoyed.
Even so, he knew that this apartment was rented with his sister's money.
Previously, Big Brother worked at the White Family's company, but now the company is bankrupt, and all the money under his name has been frozen.
...
He said, "I went to seek help from our father's friends today, hoping they could lend a hand, but those people, one by one, are more practical than anyone. Clearly, when they needed to borrow money in the past, I never refused them."
Vivian Bell listened to her brother's complaints without saying anything, knowing he had suffered a lot of grievances these days.
Perhaps all she could do now was listen to his rants when he came back.
After he finished, Big Brother asked, "How's Mom?"
"She's in her room."
"Is she asleep?"
