Chapter 83: Chapter 38 The Mewa Brothers_2

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Compared to his biological parents, whom he had never met, he cared more for the close family members who had raised him. Since his aunt did not wish for him to know the truth, he had always pretended to be unaware.

"Auntie, I've told you several times, just handle the money yourself, whether you incorporate it into the household accounts or use it as a dowry for Ella, I have no objections." Winters strongly opposed Aunt Kosha's resolute stance on not using a portion of the property held in his name.

Kosha might have been worried about gossip from outsiders, but in Winters's view, no amount of gold could ever repay the effort it took to raise a baby into adulthood.