No Mercy No Forgiveness (Maureen) novel Chapter 227

“A dishwasher and robot vacuum are fine, but no temporary workers. I don’t like strangers in my home.”

Back when she married into the Sutton Family and lived at Pearl, Maureen handled all household matters big and small.

Once when overwhelmed, she’d asked Geoffrey if she could hire temporary help.

He’d replied then, “I dislike strangers at home. You’re already my limit. If you can’t manage Pearl, return to the Ramirez Family.”

Now she realized it wasn’t about disliking strangers at all – he’d just wanted to torment her.

If Geoffrey truly hated having maids or temps at home, how had he managed before?

Did he clean everything himself?

“Okay.”

Again, just that single word.

Hearing this, Maureen took out a card and placed it beside Geoffrey’s hand.

“The PIN is 247967.”

Geoffrey felt the bank card and frowned in surprise. “I’ll cover the costs.

”

Maureen ignored him completely, stating:

“This account holds 1.2 million. Every month, I’ll transfer another 1.2 million here.”

“Keep records of every purchase and report the expenses.”

“After all, money doesn’t grow on trees.”

This was precisely what Geoffrey had taught her before.

Maureen had been married to Geoffrey for a month when he had Wayne hand her a bank card. The amount was neither too much nor too little–exactly 1.2 million yuan.

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Years ago, Wayne had said: “This is 1.2 million–Mr. Sutton’s monthly allowance for you.

He made it clear his money doesn’t grow on trees. Keep receipts and report every expense.

When Maureen agreed to let Geoffrey live with her, she’d already decided to repay him for every humiliation she’d endured from the Sutton family.

She’d make him taste his own medicine–and maybe jog his memory along the way,

For any man, having a woman control his spending and demand accountability would wound his pride.

Especially for someone as image–obsessed as Geoffrey.

Yet now, Geoffrey took the card without protest. The corners of his lips even twitched faintly: “Reenie, just tell me what you need. I’ll buy it for you.”

Maureen froze.

“No need.”

Let’s see how long you can keep up the act.

She retreated to her bedroom.

Shortly after she left, Wayne arrived and began cleaning diligently.

He’d heard about the shareholder meeting–still reeling from the shock.

No wonder Heather had abruptly informed him two days prior: You’re fired. No need to come back to Sutton Group.

Heather was truly ruthless, even toward her own son, Mr. Sutton.

Wayne finished cleaning and washing the dishes.

Geoffrey called him to the car outside and suddenly handed him a card.

“Boss, what’s this?”

Geoffrey’s lips curved at the corners. “Reenie gave me money to buy a dishwasher and a robot

vacuum.”

Wayne looked puzzled as Geoffrey continued, his tone hinting at delight. “She must’ve worried I’m broke. Remember when I offered her my gold card? She refused it.”

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Earlier that noon, when Reenie learned someone had stolen his identity, she couldn’t hide her

concern.

By evening, she handed him this card.

She probably assumed he’d lost both his status and wealth.

Hearing his boss’s words, Wayne wondered if Geoffrey had misunderstood the situation.

“Boss, how much did Mrs. Sutton give you?”

“One point two million,” Geoffrey replied. “She said she’ll give me this amount monthly.”

One point two million… Why did that number sound so familiar?

Wayne suddenly recalled–wasn’t this the exact sum Geoffrey used to transfer monthly to Maureen for living expenses?

Maureen was paying him back.

Thankfully, his boss misinterpreted her intentions. Otherwise, Geoffrey would be heartbroken.

“Keep this card safe, don’t touch the money inside, and have someone buy a robot vacuum and dishwasher. Remember to report back.”

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