Just like Hera had pointed out before, Xavier lacked a true sense of wealth. He never cared much about his family's fortune and had grown distant from them over the years. But now, thanks to Hera, though she probably didn't even realize it, Xavier had started to rethink everything.
Finding out that Hera was far wealthier than he ever imagined was a blow to his ego as a man who was supposed to be the provider. The idea of always relying on her, like some useless sugar baby, didn't sit right with him.
It made him feel immature and selfish.
He felt immature for never realizing what he had been neglecting all this time: his family's hard work, their legacy built over decades, and the sacrifices they made for him.
