Chapter 33 Make the Scotts and the Gibsons Go Bankrupt

"Don't worry about my studies." Wynter pushed Margaret forward. "Just take good care of yourself. Listen to Wolf and eat less sweets." Margaret muttered, "How can you not study? I heard Yvette is excellent in studies." "Isn't that great? Your granddaughter is smart like you," Wynter chuckled. Margaret raised her head. "What about you? What will you do in the future?" "I can make money. I'll survive." Wynter took off Margaret's shoes and socks. "Wolf, bring me a bucket of water." Wolf hummed a response. He lifted a bucket, ran to fill it with water, and ran back again. He was strong and energetic. Wynter was used to it. Margaret laughed. "Wolf only becomes stronger but doesn't grow taller. The day before yesterday, our neighbor bought a pair of lion statues but couldn't carry them. He just went and lifted them without fear of breaking his hands." Hearing this, Wynter raised her head. Wolf paused. Wynter chuckled. "He's young and naturally strong." Margaret tapped her hand. "I