My Brother is a CEO Tyrant Chapter 9

I roared in fury: "How dare they?!"

The assistant's voice was heavy: "After she returned your things, Miss, her mother beat her like this."

I immediately rushed to the hospital. Rachel had already woken from unconsciousness.

Seeing me, tears welled in her eyes, but she stubbornly refused to let them fall, continuously apologizing.

I sighed and hugged her. "Would you like to change your household registration?"

Rachel was silent for a moment, then cried hysterically in my arms, venting all the grievances she'd suffered over the years.

After this incident, Rachel completely lost faith in her family.

Her mother demanded an exorbitant price—unless she got two hundred thousand dollars, she wouldn't let Rachel leave easily.

The assistant calmly pushed up his glasses. "You stole valuable items our miss gave as gifts and abused a child."

"I understand your son is about to take college entrance exams? If you won't cooperate, we'll see you in court."

Rachel's mother panicked. Looking extremely aggrieved, she signed the severance of relations.

From then on, Rachel had nothing to do with them.

One morning, I saw him come to school wearing knockoffs and couldn't help but laugh.

Having lost Rachel's sponsorship, Ethan's luxurious life had ended.

He was accustomed to spending money lavishly—eating, wearing, using, and living nothing but the finest. In less than half a month, he'd used up all his family's money.

Grace didn't realize this at all. Recently with her birthday approaching, she pestered Ethan for luxury goods.

Not wanting to lose face in front of his woman, Ethan immediately produced a crystal-clear necklace.

I glanced at it and immediately confirmed the necklace was glass.

Everyone knew what kind of person Grace was, but for Ethan's sake, they continuously flattered her.

I'd thought giving her a lesson would stop her from provoking me.

Unexpectedly, she once again turned the topic to me.

Grace looked at my clothes with curiosity, saying with disdain:

"Willow, I know your circumstances aren't good, but you don't need to wear knockoffs to school, do you?"