Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 515

Manley’s sobs burst forth in a torrent, his small shoulders shaking uncontrollably as he repeatedly wiped his tears with the sleeve

of his shirt.

Teresa stood by, her cheeks puffed with irritation. “Hmph! Considering how you fuss over Hayes, I thought you might turn over a new leaf, but then you go and call my mom the villain! You’re the villain! You and your mom are the real villains!”

Manley’s voice escalated into a full-blown tantrum, flailing as though he might throw himself on the floor in protest. “My mom is not the villain! Your mom is the villain! She is!”

His voice was loud and shrill, cutting through the air until Frederick furrowed his brow and couldn’t help but bark out in anger, “Manley Winston!”

Manley was instantly silenced, and he looked up, eyes wide in shock.

Frederick’s anger was terrifying, but Manley didn’t think he said anything untrue.

Wasn’t it okay to speak the truth?

Marguerite could see Frederick’s chest rising and falling with barely contained fury, and she didn’t need to guess how angry he

was.

Marguerite had long heard of Manley’s arrogance.

at the Winston Mansion, she had little to do with Manley and rarely saw his temper flare.

she could see the rumors didn’t do justice to his outbursts. Manley’s temperament, to a certain extent,

Frederick’s eyes were stormy with anger, and he remained silent, neither consenting nor objecting. His own son wouldn’t listen to him; what chance did Marguerite, a virtual stranger,

curious to see what this meddlesome

and slowly crouched beside Manley, smiling warmly at him. Manley froze.

heard everything

was such a meanie, surely she wouldn’t cut him

at Marguerite, his earlier defiance vanishing, replaced by a hint of apprehension.

you think I’m a

widened, and

me why you think I’m

Manley was at

cross with him, but instead, she spoke

going

fierce! Stay away, or she

stammering and unable to articulate

to him. “Manley, why do

catch

see things,” he mumbled.

world, and most importantly, to discern right from wrong. Sounds deceive, but if you see something with your own eyes, that’s the truth,

He indeed couldn’t recall ever witnessing such a thing. So Manley