Chapter 516
The Frazier family, with its wealth and prestige, was governed by ironclad
rules.
Debra knew her father was a man of principle, unyielding even for his brother. Ralph’s gambling was more than a
personal failing. It was a rot that could harm the entire family. And it did.
Ralph's face contorted with anger, his silence a damning confession.
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Debra pressed on. “I'm asking you one last time. Did you kill my father?”
Ralph lost his nerves and shouted, “Yes, | did it. He was so stubborn. He found out about my gambling and
decided to castout. I'm his brother. | just needed to borrow money, but he scoldedand threwout.
That's my family too. Why was he so harsh to me?”
“You were gambling, and my father kicked you out according to family rules. He did nothing wrong. Look at what
you've done to the Frazier family. And you killed my father for that?”
Hearing the truth from Ralph’s mouth was a bitter pill to swallow. For years, he had been a second father to her.
Betrayal stung like a venomous barb, twisting in her heart.
Ralph looked away, the rims of his eyes turning red. His brother and he grew up together, but when pushed to
the edge, people would lose their reason.
He gritted his teeth. “I was beaten by my creditors for three days and nights. When | chome, your father
forcedto explain. | wouldn't say anything, but he guessed. | owed 30 million dollars, and | couldn't pay it
back. When he wanted to kickout, he cut off my lifeline. How could | just accept it?”
Debra’s voice shook with emotion. “But that doesn’t mean you should have killed my parents. Do you know this
is a crime? Did my father ever fail you? He gave you money, a job, and freedom. Why did you throw it all away
on gambling?”
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Ralph’s face was a mask of tears and bitterness. “It was because he was too perfect. All people ever talked about
was Gael, the genius of the Frazier family. | was nothing. | grew up with your parents, but to outsiders, they were
the golden couple. And me? | was just a sidekick, never taken seriously. | loved your mother too, but she never
looked at me.”
Years of resentment and jealousy poured out like poison. “I gambled to make big money, to get srespect,
but he belittled me. Yes, Gael was amazing. He was the pride of the Frazier family. But what about me? No one
cared about me. Did he ever think about what would happen when he kickedout? | could have been killed by
those debt collectors.”
Debra couldn't bear to listen anymore. “After all these years, can’t you see that those who got you into debt
wanted to bring down our family?”