Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 335

"Ahem..."

Jane saw that I could handle it and didn't want to cause me any trouble, so she had remained silent.

At that moment, Frank's words made her choke.

Mrs. Shaw could be sharp-tongued and nasty towards me.

But towards Frank, she was mute, embarrassed, and red-faced, clearly concerned about Madam Smith's presence and not daring to act too harshly.

"You brat!" Even though Madam Smith usually indulged Frank, she had to maintain decorum and glared at him. "Who taught you to speak like that?"

"You did, Grandma." Frank seemed indifferent. "I was just bringing justice where it's needed."

Madam Smith was so angry she glared at him but had no words to retort.

Everyone present could hear that Mrs. Shaw was clearly looking for trouble, and her words were excessively sharp.

As the topic seemed to be shifting, the usually quiet and timid Lily said in an innocent voice, "But Frank, my mother isn't wrong either. Girls should cherish themselves and be loyal..."

Jane immediately got annoyed but still tried to remain calm. "Miss Shaw, failures in love or marriage are not things to be shamed of. You might not have gone through some things, but that doesn't mean you can talk ill of others."

get married in the future, if you aren't happy, I will bring you back home immediately, understood? Divorce has

Shaw, unwilling to listen further, reacted angrily. "You're being unfairly biased. What Lily said

forgotten what situation you were in when you married into the

instantly

seemingly shocked that Madam Shaw would bring

a hint

It seemed that...

was also in her second marriage back

noteworthy

her. "It's fine. She has always

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turned to me. "Child, don't take their words to heart. Marriage means nothing. Also, your design skills are outstanding. When the guests arrive later, people will certainly ask me about this dress I'm wearing. Put

was a light purple dress I designed for her. The waistline was perfectly cinched, flattering her

clients, comfort in clothing often took precedence over everything else. If it looked good,

I considered not only their personal preferences but also the comfort of

I knew that Madam Shaw's support wasn't