Chapter 62: Let's see what reasonable excuses you can come up with

And Sherry Woods, after enduring that man's betrayal, had also seen the light and devoted herself to Buddhism. Her only concern in this life was her daughter.

Their relationship wasn't great, and besides some necessary interactions, they had always lived their own separate lives. When Suri was sixteen, she went to boarding school.

When Suri was in high school, Sherry discovered that she had started working part-time to earn her own money, supporting her own expenses and no longer asking for living and tuition fees from her.

Before, their only connection was money, but now, even that reason was gone.

Sherry actually gave Suri quite a lot of living expenses, hoping that she would have enough resources to pursue her desires.

But later, she found out her daughter hadn't spent her money at all. Her own studies and various expenses cost a lot, and Sherry had no idea where Suri's money came from.

What on earth was she doing to make so much money?