Anderson frowned.

Archibald’s lips twitched uncontrollably. He thought Talia was a good wife for his grandson because she was educated, thoughtful, and courteous. It had never occurred to him that she’d use fifty million dollars to try to chase Gwynn out of the country.

He couldn’t hold himself back and barked, “You moron!”

Talia sobbed. “I did it for our family.”

Marisol also couldn’t stand it anymore. She said, “Gwynn is Dad’s daughter when all’s said and done. What makes you think it’s okay to do something like that?”

Talia had her reasons for doing so, but she couldn’t say it out loud. In any case, she didn’t want to let everyone know about it, either. So, she pursed her lips, pretended to be stubborn, and refused to admit her own mistake.

Noah sneered at her, “Fifty million dollars? Do I look like a beggar who can’t support his own wife?”

He hated her so much for doing so that he pulled out a stack of notes from his wallet and tossed them in her face in a humiliating way.