Chapter 29

Samuel’s expression froze when he heard the owner’s words. There was no surprise—but there was a problem. It was a serious conundrum, having to explain everything to Yvonne. “Do you have any experience with hiding your inheritance, sir?” he asked the owner. “How would you explain it if you got found out?” The owner suddenly cackled aloud. “You’ve come to the right person,” he said. “It requires great skill to hide your inheritance. And I have no experience in this field of expertise.” Samuel rolled his eyes. He had been taking the old man seriously, and he was just pulling his leg. The owner’s expression turned just as awkward as his. “Why do we men earn money? It’s to let our wives spend it,” he continued. “How could anyone do such a heinous thing like hide their inheritance? Take me for example. I never had a thought like this cross my mind. “We slave our entire lives to make our woman happy, no? In the past, King You of the Chinese Zhou dynasty waged wars against warlords for the sa