Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 631 Outburst

Kathleen couldn’t retort at the well-thought-out argument.

On the other hand, Hathaway, who was at the side, readily agreed with Tessa’s words.

She encouraged her as she felt that Tessa was an opinionated young woman. “Mr. Sawyer is indeed a remarkable man, but you’re not too bad yourself, so don’t put yourself down. In the future, you might achieve even more than I have.”

When Kathleen heard her mother’s words, she felt even more uncomfortable.

Her mother had never praised her like this, so why did her mother praise Tessa instead?

Even though she was fuming inside, she didn’t say anything horrible throughout the conversation.

Later that day, Tessa wanted her teacher to stay for dinner.

“It’s not every day you visit me, so please stay for dinner tonight.”

“It’s okay. I still have some matters with the orchestra to attend to. Now that I know you’re okay, I should be going back.” Hathaway shook her head and declined the kind offer.

Tessa couldn’t insist on the matter when she heard that Hathaway had business to attend to, so she could only see them off.

the car,

in Kathleen’s emotions, and she couldn’t help but look at Kathleen, asking in a puzzled tone, “What’s

mean by that? Who’s your daughter, me or Tessa?”

barbed words. “What’s the

Furious and wronged, Kathleen looked at Hathaway. “You always say that I’m hostile toward Tessa, but have you ever

didn’t even have to think before giving her

“Scott is one of

screech, Hathaway hastily stepped on the brakes at

and support Tessa, but why did you do it too? You’re supposed to be my mommy! Am I worse than Tessa

was stunned at those

that her daughter would think of her like this, nor did she expect

had that intention.” She tried to explain, but Kathleen was so furious that she couldn’t listen to anything Hathaway had

end, the two parted ways

she knew nothing about the argument that had happened between the mother

day, and her fever had receded in

then, Mona called

gazed at her surroundings as soon as she entered the manor, gasping in

jealousy, she genuinely