All Chapters of Nine Ungrateful Sisters: Chapter 631 - Chapter 640

Hilda forced herself to think clearly. The more urgent the situation, the less room there was for panic. That was one of the first lessons the Chamberlain family had drilled into all of them."That's impossible. The contract I signed at lunch didn't have that clause," she said."Is that so? My apologies. The penalty terms are nested under the compensation subsection in the second major clause. They weren't specially highlighted. That was an oversight on our part. I'll have a word with whoever drafted the contract. It's practically a trap for the person signing it."The supervisor's casual tone flattened Hilda's voice into something cold and hard. "This is fraud. I can sue you for this. The damage to your company's reputation alone would far outweigh whatever you think you're gaining. Let me walk away, and I'll pretend none of this ever happened.""Fraud?" The supervisor closed the contract. "Be careful throwing that word around. Did I stop you from reading the contract before you s

Hilda edged closer until their arms touched. "I didn't mean to. I really didn't mean to, Giana."The sight of her sister's small, frightened posture made Giana close her eyes and take a slow breath.She had overreacted. The events of the past few weeks had worn her down more than she had realized. The moment Hilda mentioned trouble, she had instinctively looked for someone to blame, which was absurd.Hilda had nothing left to protect. How could she have done this deliberately?"I'm sorry. I'm sorry." Giana pressed a hand to her forehead and gripped Hilda's arm with the other. "I lost my composure. Tell me exactly what happened."As Hilda explained everything, the anger in Giana's chest did not subside. It only grew. This time, however, it was not directed at her sister."What is the name of that company? This is outrageous. Absolutely outrageous. That's a predatory contract."They lure in people who need money with an inflated salary, then hide the trap in the fine print. How ma

If it was a legitimate company, they would have been competing to hire her based on her credentials and experience. Sure enough, the interview supervisor was clearly impressed.The compliments kept coming.But just as Elara asked when she could start, the supervisor's expression shifted. "Your qualifications are exactly what we're looking for. However, our training center operates differently from traditional schools. Before you can officially join us, you'll need to complete our specialist training program.""That's fine with me." Elara accepted the news without hesitation. "Professional development training? Our school held those regularly."The supervisor shook his head. "Ours is a little different. It may sound complicated at first, but once you understand it, it's actually quite straightforward."The education and training industry is especially vulnerable. Think about it. If we share our core methodology with you, then you take it to a competitor, it puts us in a very diffic

Elara pulled up several other platforms and combed through the reviews. 'Strange.'Some were positive, others negative, but none offered enough specific information to be useful.She typed a direct question: [Is this loan scheme a trap? If so, how exactly does it work?]A nagging feeling told her that if the company intended to take advantage of her, the loan would be the key. She just could not figure out the mechanism yet.The platform's moderation filter blocked the question before it could be posted. The reviews that did appear were overwhelmingly positive.The salary was high. The loan was substantial, but compared to the monthly pay, it seemed manageable. In just a few months, she could pay it off, and everything after that would be pure profit.Ask Diana? Elara dismissed the idea almost immediately.Diana had gone straight from school into hospital work. She had spent little more time navigating the outside world than Elara had. She would not recognize these patterns eith

The sisters had already given people enough to laugh about.Giana was not about to give Oscar another opportunity. Her feelings toward him had changed. She understood now how much he had given their family, and she wanted to stand before him one day as an equal.But that day was not today.They could barely feed themselves. No one could meet another person as an equal from that position. A beggar standing before a boss already felt inferior before a single word was spoken.If there was ever going to be a reconciliation, Giana believed the sisters had to earn it first. They needed to give Oscar a reason to see them differently.Only then could she stand before him with a clear conscience and say what she had long wanted to say, "We're square now. You drove one of us out. We drove one of you out. Petty grievances on both sides. Why don't we go back to the way things were?"That was the hope she carried in her heart. It was also why, even after realizing what Oscar had meant to thei