Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 355

Chapter 355

Hazel's blunt words immediately snapped Sarah back to reality. It slowly dawned on Sarah that there were other people here besides Lily, and speaking arrogantly like that in front of anyone other than Lily would only cause het trouble. Sarah immediately toned down her smugness, but couldn't hide the disdain in her eyes. After a haughty glance at Lily and Hazel, she turned around to leave

"Stop right there!" Hazel couldn't stand it any longer.

The wealthy ladies who used to flatter Hazel were now looking down on her because the Joyner family was gradually falling into decline.

She could only endure the mockery and not offend anyone. But Sarah didn't conge from a prominent background, and Hazel fumed at the nude look Sarah had given her

"You wronged my daughter and still dare to put on airs in front of her? Raised without proper upbringing, weren't you? Hazel snarled.

Her background would always be a source of pain for Sarah, and her face turned pale at Hazel's words.

Hazel still carried a bit of the elegance of a wealthy lady. Even when arguing, she didn't come off as a shrew but exuded an imposing presence

came out to check when they heard the argument, but quickly scuttered off, not wanting

she wasn't the type to casually come to a place like this for a meal So, Lily deduced she was here

grabbed Hazel's hand and tugged at it. "That's enough,

frustration and disappointment. "Even if Xavier was here, we shouldn't be

were together while

"at fault" could never be

condemned Xander, the Joyner family wouldn't be

back quickly." Lily's face

was stunned for a while but then became annoyed.

doors opened just as Lily finished speaking. She turned and

unsatisfied, she turned back to yell at Sarah, "You're lucky my daughter is easygoing. I'll let you off this time but if you dare to act arrogantly in front of us again, I'll make everyone be the judge "Your parents"

the matter further, Hazel naturally decided to drop it. She turned around and

words echoed in her ears, Raised without a proper upbringing,

if her blood had turned to