The Young Matriarch-Chapter 444 - President Tang Your Card Cant Be

Chapter 444: Chapter 444: President Tang, Your Card Can’t Be Charged Anymore

Chapter 444 -444: President Tang, Your Card Can’t Be Charged Anymore

Isn’t this madness?

What are the eight great families? Any student who has attended history class should have heard of them. The eight great families are those that have been written about in history books.

Although in recent years, because the eight great families have become comparatively lackadaisical and indifferent, other families have risen abruptly, their status remains unshakable.

They, the Liu Family, have become one of the eight great families? Where does that leave the Tang Family?

Seeing that his family didn’t believe him, Liu Jingyuan kept repeating, “It’s true, our ancestor beat Tang Ke and drove him out of the eight great families, and now our family is one of the new eight great families!”

The Liu family: “…”

Liu Yuanyuan’s eyes filled with sorrow, and her voice trembled, “Grandpa, Mom, has Dad… has Dad been stimulated, is he mentally abnormal now?”

The patriarch Liu and Yang Xue turned deathly pale, almost fainting away.

The family fortunes have declined, and now the mainstay of the family has gone mad at this moment?

The patriarch Liu collapsed onto the sofa, breathing heavily. He wiped away the old tears from his eyes and cried, “Daughter-in-law, Yuanyuan, you two need to watch over him more, don’t let him despair and commit suicide!”

How many business tycoons have committed suicide jumping from buildings after bankruptcy?

Not to mention that they were persecuted by the Tang Family, with no possibility of a comeback. Perhaps Liu Jingyuan’s will had been thus worn away.

Watching Liu Jingyuan repeat “nonsense” over and over again, Yang Xue and Liu Yuanyuan, mother and daughter alike, clung to Liu Jingyuan and burst into loud weeping.

Liu Jingyuan: “…”

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He wasn’t mad, what he said was true, the absolute truth!

Their Liu Family had truly risen.

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Tang Ke was indeed afraid of Bai Chuwei, the centuries-old ancestor, but he had no plans to tell anyone about it.

He returned home as if nothing were amiss and even inquired specifically with the butler if there had been any trouble at home.

He received a concise answer—no, everything at home was normal.

Tang Ke’s mood instantly improved upon hearing this response.

Perhaps that old immortal Fairy Bai Chuwei had some abilities, but she surely didn’t have the power to reach the heavens, right?

She could protect the eight great families, but if they, the Tang Family, had withdrawn, couldn’t they still thrive?

Despite feeling somewhat uneasy, Tang Ke, having served as the Family Head for several years, considered himself quite knowledgeable about the family business.

Leaving the eight great families, his Tang Family could still live the good life!

Now, the most crucial thing was—getting his teeth fixed; he suspected they might be in bad shape.

Although he hadn’t made an appointment, the top dental clinic in the Imperial Capital, upon hearing that it was President Tang, immediately indicated they could see him right away.

See, even after leaving the eight great families, his Tang Family remained the one that struck fear into the hearts of those in the Imperial Capital!

The best dentist diagnosed him, shocked to the core, “President Tang, it looks like you might need to replace all of your teeth. Have you been hit?” Who would dare hit President Tang?

A flash of resentment crossed Tang Ke’s eyes as he lay on the dentist’s chair, his fists clenched, and he muttered indignantly, “It was that damned woman who hit me.”

The damn old witch, sooner or later, I will find a highly respected old Taoist priest to obliterate Bai Chuwei directly!

Maybe if she reverts to her original form, she’ll be nothing but an old immortal turtle spirit!

The dentist, knowing he couldn’t pry further, focused on treating Tang Ke’s ghastly teeth.

It took an entire day, but finally, Tang Ke got up from the dentist chair and admired his new teeth in the mirror, and had to admit the job was well done.

At that moment, a nurse from the dental clinic approached, holding the black card that Tang Ke had handed over earlier, and said with some difficulty, “President Tang, it seems that your card can’t be used to make the payment.”