Although they could not take over the Fisher family legacy, their mother was the head of the family, making them the young masters of the household.

They had lived a life of luxury since childhood, never experiencing hardship or poverty. They enjoyed a life of indulgence, spending money like it was water, and were flattered and fawned over by others.

Suddenly, they fell from the clouds to the cold, hard ground.

No one flattered them anymore. No one curried favor with them. When they made mistakes or caused trouble, no one was there to cover for them.

Relying on their own abilities, they could not earn much money. They no longer had the glory of spending money freely like they did not even know what money was.

Thus, they could not accept it.

Even though they had more than ordinary people, they were still unsatisfied.

They wanted to return to their former glory, to the days when they were flattered, praised, and fawned over; to have everyone at their beck and call, living a life o