Chapter 78 What Is The Value Of Dignity?

• "Don't you forget, it's the Shaws that paid her salary," said Madam Shaw, sneering casually as she looked at them. Jacob furrowed his forehead. Although he believed Madam Shaw was mistaken, his present state prevented him from providing a convincing argument. Susan's heart ached as she saw her brother's bewildered expression. "Mom, even though I work at Lanyard, I don't just sit there and do nothing," she denied, turning to face Madam Shaw. I believe I have every right to receive a payment from Lanyard because I put in a lot of labor."
• "Don't you dare talk back to me like this, Susan Shelby," said Madam Shaw, her face darkening. Do you earn it? Oh, please don't make me laugh. Instead of stealing from Lanyard, get another job if you truly have a backbone. Given that you're a woman with impeccable morals, I assume you also hate everything that belongs to the Shaws. Okay, I'll retract my statement. You are not permitted to leave the house with anything that Julian purchased for you. Susan tightened her hand.
• If she was alone, she would undoubtedly fight back and then leave the house with her dignity intact. However, she could not do that as she still had to take care of her brother. She needed the Shaws' money in order to save her ailing brother. She tightened her jaw. "What's the matter? You're giving me that expression, but why? You might not be able to accomplish it. "Behave yourself if you still want the money from the Shaws," said Madam Shaw with a chilly sneer. Do you truly believe that getting married has made you a princess? higher than you? Recognize your position, Shelby, Susan.