Chapter 318 Mrs Bowers

“Is that the pendant?” Minerva exclaimed.

 

Milton froze conspicuously at the sight of the pendant, his bruised-covered face showing signs of panic. His clumsy reaction was not lost on his parents.

 

With a surge of fury, Leonard leaped to his feet and gave his son a resounding slap across the face. “Tell me the truth, Milton. What is really going on here?”

 

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As he was the sole heir of the Swan family for the third generation in a row, Milton was accustomed to the most luxurious circumstances and throwing his weight around as the elders of his family doted on him.

 

 

 

At the first slap ever received in his life by his father, Milton clutched his cheek and began to cry.

 

“Daddy… I… I am jealous of them!” he confessed through broken sobs. “Though they are clearly not as rich as us, the teachers and the girls seemed to like them more than they like me. I hid the pendant under my blanket to teach them a lesson, but I didn’t expect it to…”

 

I’m used to getting what I want! If I can’t be more likable than they are, I will have to give everyone a reason to dislike them. I didn’t expect this to get so far out of hand!

 

Minerva’s face grew

 

 

 

our good-for-nothing son all along! It’s bad enough for him to frame somebody for a crime. Worst

 

 

fury, Leonard rained down a flurry of

 

such brutal disciplinary

 

is finally

 

Natalie freed herself from Samuel’s embrace and knelt before the wretched

 

almond-shaped eyes regarded Minerva’s bloodshot

 

to do that at home. What you and your

 

or even injured, she would not allow her children to even come close to being subjected to any

 

I would be fighting with the

 

had been quietly sobbing, gave a start at Natalie’s voice and gazed up to

 

eyes, this woman has got nothing on me! I can’t imagine how she’s Samuel’s woman. If I had

 

with Minerva’s prolonged silence, Leonard aimed a kick at her back

 

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