Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Chapter 335
Meeting Tabitha’s eyes, Debbie fell into a daze.
‘Is Tabitha telling me to calm Carlos down?’ she wondered. As if aware of what she was thinking, Tabitha nodded. Receiving the hint, Debbie took a deep breath and grabbed Carlos’ hand.
“He’s naughty, but it’s not our place to discipline him. Isn’t his mom on the way? Why don’t we leave it to her? Besides, if she sees her son thrown out of the villa and crying in the snow alone, she will feel uncomfortable,” she told her husband.
Carlos was nonchalant.
“I don’t give a damn how she will feel. If she sucks at parenting, then she doesn’t have the right to blame others for doing the job for her!” Uncomfortable? Mess with his wife again and he would hang her son flogged on a tree.
See how she would feel then!
For a few minutes, Jake had been crying outside. But it was hard for
leave the kid in the austere weather anymore.
to the villa and walked over to the little boy, whose nose was red from the
she squatted to whisper in the boy’s ear, “Jake, I’UL take
word. Caught off guard, she slumped on the cold, snowy
Debbie
her feet. The grim look on his face as he helped her up was enough to stop
Debbie, clutched the boy and spanked him
kid burst out crying again. This time he was so loud you’d fear he
intervened by pulling Carlos aside. Standing between him and
in a traffic jam, but she should be here in about an
you can’t!” Carlos
worried about him, you can stay
angry at Megan. Today, he had easily snapped at her time and again that she wondered what was wrong
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