Her Rebirth of Retribution

Chapter 78 Humiliated As Usual

But on the surface, everyone pretended to get along well.

"Yelena called me earlier, she's almost here!" said the old man's third son - today was his son's first month celebration.

Speak of the devil - Benedict and his family were brought to the back annexe without explanation. When he saw that the hall was filled with a large group of people, Benedict's eyes flickered but he still smiled and pulled his daughter along to greet them. Quincy and Yelena happily went to sit with the head of the Langleys, as if they had found their rightful place. Meanwhile, Calista and Benedict continued standing where they were, and it was very awkward for them.

But everyone in the house continued to smile and laugh, as if they didn't treat anyone as an outsider and was friendly with everyone.

Calista suddenly understood why the Langleys were gathered here instead of entertaining the guests outside.

"Ah, my son-in-law...have a seat!" The old man said this while smiling, but he continued sitting along the wall, and got someone to bring some chairs over. Two chairs were for Quincy and Yelena to sit beside him, while Calista and Benedict sat right in the middle of the hall, as if they were on trial.

Benedict kept a smile on as he asked, "Why is everyone here? No need to talk to the guests in front?"

The eldest daughter-in-law, Joanna, was full of smiles as she said, "There are some younger ones doing so, it's good practice for them!"

The head of the Langleys nodded, "That's right, it's only a small matter anyway. I've called you here because I have some things to talk to you about..." He patted Yelena's hand and his voice became serious.

"I hear you want to divorce Yelena?"

Even though they had covered up the scandal, the head of the Langleys definitely knew about it. But he pretended not to know anything about it, instead he looked like a caring father trying to speak up for his daughter.

Benedict's expression darkened, but he had calmed down quite a bit after his initial angry outburst when the matter happened. Besides, he was now in the Langley residence, and he had to suppress any unhappiness he had. "No...I only said that in a fit of anger."

The old man snorted. "I'm glad you understand. Which married couple doesn't quarrel? It's a bit too much to mention divorce. The Langleys have always stood united as a family, and we've never had anything as scandalous as a divorce!"

treatment as a man - he was being disciplined in his wife's house, and the judgmental looks from the rest of the Langleys were hard to bear...but he clenched his fists and

help but laugh. This wasn't the first time something

very domineering bunch, plus they had power in business and numbers, so they

by Yelena for more than a decade, the Staffords became more and

he saw Calista laughing. "Children

fierce questioning was aimed directly

main pillar of the Langleys, and he had a much stronger presence

can't even laugh?" Calista

to be, and Hans immediately marked her as a rebel. Since when did stray

to criticize you, but did you bring Calista up? She's disrespectful to her elders and she doesn't have any manners - she will be such an embarrassment to Quincy if anybody finds

dead yet but his brother-in-law wanted to discipline his daughter for him?

facing a crisis? If not for Yelena, your

l.ne

legwork for your family, you think the Staffords would enjoy its current status? Never mind that you're not grateful for all this, you still want a divorce? And then you let your immature daughter simply bully Quincy? Excuse me, the Langleys aren't dead yet, you

members didn't say anything and continued watching the good show in front of them. Meanwhile, Yelena was pretending to cry pitifully, but she was secretly hoping her family would say nastier things, so that Benedict wouldn't dare to

Joanna unhappily added on,

When the Staffords were

trouble, if

going around

save you, you wouldn't be standing here today. Besides, if you hadn't

allow any of

to marry into

other family members joined in the fray, not wanting

it wasn't on account of