I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 454 Pushing Her

Harper scoffed coldly. "Do you think you're fit to be a mother, when you're shifting blames onto a child who has no say in the matter?"

Jennifer's eyes reddened with anger. "Who put these words in your mouth? Was it her?" She pointed towards Eleanor, her tone sharp with accusation. "Look at how you've raised her. What has she become under your care, living in our old home?" "That's enough. Grandma isn't your biological mother, so she's not obliged to listen to you. After all, you haven't been particularly filial to her, so she doesn't owe you anything." Harper walked over and stood in front of Eleanor, speaking softly. "Grandma, are you okay?"

Eleanor shook her head and whispered, "Don't argue with your mom..."

Harper bit her lip and stayed silent. She understood Eleanor's predicament but couldn't bring herself to comply with Jennifer's demands.

Harper simply didn't want to make things difficult for Eleanor, so she remained quiet.

She turned to Jennifer, her face devoid of expression. "If you're done here, you can leave now. Grandma needs to rest."

Jennifer remained motionless, her eyes cold and filled with deep-seated discontent and coldness.

her head to walk over to Eleanor, Jennifer suddenly lunged at her,

bed railing,

called

head at Eleanor. She was grateful that she managed to grab onto the handrail to prevent herself from falling. Otherwise,

or change in expression, speaking indifferently. "Harper, even if I dislike you and don't want to see you, I gave birth to you. You should show me

at her departing figure for a long time before finally coming back to her senses. She didn't want Eleanor to worry, so she

pain hadn't subsided yet. It was really painful, but she didn't feel anything in her abdomen, so she

Eleanor suffer, nor would she allow anyone to bully her. Harper's words made Eleanor nod repeatedly. Eleanor then asked, "Harper, if I were to ask you to help me

don't want to reject you, but

relieved. It's more important to stick to your own principles

was Eleanor's constant reminder to

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