Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 367

This lady looked significantly younger than the old Lisette back at the Winston Mansion, she looked too young to be a grandma. She was so beautiful and graceful!

Teresa pondered if her own mom would age this gracefully when she’s old.

However, Jocelyn was left dumbfounded by Teresa’s greeting of “Grandma”.

She squatted down to get a closer look and inexplicably found Teresa bearing some resemblance to Marguerite. Especially those brows and eyes, as if they were cut from the same cloth, almost identical.. But she was unaware that Teresa was indeed Marguerite’s daughter, a piece of information Frederick had failed to share.

“Darlin’, have we met before?”

Teresa’s eyes widened in panic, caught off guard. Before she could come up with an explanation, Frederick had already walked into the mansion, a wry smile on his face.

“Teresa has a penchant for wrongfully addressing people. She even called me ‘daddy’ once.”

Jocelyn’s smile grew even warmer, the little girl in front of her was melting her heart.

“You’re quite the character, aren’t you?”

Jocelyn scooped Teresa up in one arm, and spotting Hayes standing at the doorstep, she reached out to hold his hand and said, “Come, let’s take my grandchildren to dinner!”

sandwiched between

food spread across the table,

chicken drumsticks for you, don’t be shy.” Jocelyn tapped the

nodded hesitantly, glancing at Yuna

their eyes met, and

intimate family dinner ruined by

she figured nothing could go

demeanor, “Quite the tough cookie

to the point of dropping

mood darkened

exuded confidence, was suddenly walking on

going

the opportunity to showcase her nurturing side in front of Frederick and Jocelyn, Yuna feigned concern and served Teresa

of BBQ pork to

are so close. She even told me that Manley is her best

nodded nervously, “Ye…yes…”

So, Manley was her best friend? What about

that Teresa loved chicken drumsticks, Hayes served one to Teresa in an attempt to win her over. But to his dismay, Teresa was too busy serving dishes to