"Mr. Miller said that the child will live with Nia and I. He will pay a fee every month and arrange for a house to live in and a nanny to take care of our family of four. When his two children come of age, turn 18, and go to university, Mr. Miller said, there will be ten million in his inheritance as a gift for Nia and me."
At this point, Sister Grace's voice weakened significantly, "Boss, listening to this, why do I feel Mr. Miller sounds especially like a scammer?"
"Huh?" Jane Sampson chuckled, "Why do you think he sounds like a scammer?"
"Who entrusts their kids to a stranger, arranges a house to live in, hires a nanny, gives money, and also offers ten million? When does such luck fall from the sky? I really don't believe it." Sister Grace shook her head over there, "Always felt like Mr. Miller is a scammer."
After listening, Jane Sampson fell silent.
She turned her head and looked over at James Black, not speaking for a while.
