Her Precious Baby

Angeline’s gaze then fell on Joseline’s stomach. Feigning shock, Angeline said, “It looks larger compared to the last time. You should be due this year, right?”

“It’s not that much larger,” Joseline replied, her brows knitted together and her voice slightly irritated. “I’m just three and a half months along. There’s still plenty of time before my due date.”

The more irritable Joseline looked, the wider the smile on Angeline’s face. The latter even took the initiative to walk up to Joseline and caress her stomach.

“I’ve heard that it’s best to be cautious throughout the first few months. Isn’t it risky for you to have your wedding so suddenly? What if you harm your child due to fatigue? Aren’t you worried that accidents might happen?” Angeline asked.

The word “accidents” sparked something within Joseline. Her expression darkened as she snapped, “You’d better watch your words, Angeline!”

Just then, a booming voice of a man was heard. “I see you’ve arrived.”

It was Wilfred, who wore a bright red coat, walking out from the banquet hall. His hair was whiter than before, and he had a stern expression.

His gaze darkened upon seeing Angeline. With an unimpressed tone, he said, “You had better get in quickly since you’re here. Stop making a fool of yourself and move along.”

Angeline could not help but scoff inwardly after hearing Wilfred’s words. She lost interest in staying there longer and made her way into the banquet hall.

Joseline was infuriated by Angeline’s attitude. She pulled onto Wilfred’s shoulder and whined, “Look at Angeline, Grandpa. She didn’t even greet you when she saw you. It’s clear that she does not respect you. The more I think about it, the angrier I get.”

Wilfred only shook his head in disappointment. “Let it go. You’re someone who’s about to become a mother. Thus, you should keep that temper of yours in check. Don’t you know what day it is?”

If it were not for Wilfred, Joseline would have argued with Angeline there and then, and it would have been a messy scene to handle had the argument happened.

Hanson’s brows were twisted into a frown as he looked at Joseline’s appearance. Her figure was bound to change because of her pregnancy. As a result, she concentrated all of her efforts on her face, where she wore heavy makeup and a variety of accessories.

Hanson could not help but picture Angeline’s sweet, beautiful face. She had just returned from court and had no makeup on. Aside from that, although she wore a plain-looking dress, she nevertheless managed to stand out.

Angeline took exceptional care of her skin. Hence, her bare face was still eye-catching

that moment, the stark difference between the two sisters was

had hugged Angeline in the water. Joseline, who was in front of him, did not seem as

the entertainment industry, many connections had been made. Additionally, both families had a large spread of acquaintances and relatives throughout the globe, so with business in mind, they had thus

guests. Each

on the other hand, took notice of

that the celebrity Angeline? I heard that she was in jail. How is

the news earlier? It was stated that she hired a skilled lawyer and has already been acquitted

that she’s

tipped her glass and drank everything inside before getting a new glass and going over to the group

were quirked into a faint smile as she saw how the women were frightened and backed up when she came near them. As if on cue, they even

“No. You’ve misheard us.”

by to say hello. Please ask me whatever you want. I’m happy to let you all in on my prison

for a reply, Angeline downed her glass

exchanged glances. Their arrogance from earlier disappeared

listen about life in prison? Is she

women were avoiding her gaze and were silent.

their composure and stared at

all see that look in her eyes earlier? It was

the Sorelle family’s second daughter. I even heard that she dated Hanson five years ago, but

words! Angeline has a specific reason for being here

“I hate homewreckers!”

the discussions

than before. I knew that the d*mned w*nch, Angeline, was here to make things difficult for

shoulder and whined impatiently, “Do