Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 355: Young Madam Jones’s Surname Is Rivers

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“No, I’m just stating facts.” Gabriel was calm, unreactive to his father’s explosive anger. After a pause, Gabriel unhurriedly continued to say, “You should know that if 1 don’t respect you, I can just hold a press conference with her and publicly announce her identity as the young madam of the Jones family first. And there will be nothing you can do about it.”

“You…” The expression on Keith Jones’s face was so dark that it could only be described as the bottom of a pot. “I’ve investigated that woman. Although she went abroad to study, her grades were terrible and she almost couldn’t graduate. Her family background is also average. What can she help you with?”

Gabriel remained calm and said, “I believe I’m a sufficiently capable man. I have everything. So what else is there for Serenity to do than simply be my wife, Young Madam Jones? 1 don’t need to rely on women for my career.”

“If you only married her because of the child, you could have let her give birth to the child, and then-”

“Dad.” Gabriel interrupted him. His deep eyes were like a dark lake, serious and calm. “1 want it all.”

never discussed the marriage with me or your mother. I don’t agree with

In the game room.

think carefully about every card she played as if Madam Eaton was deliberately going against her, always taking

with toothpicks on it. She would also immediately fill up the teacups of those who

virtuous.” Madam Eaton did not hesitate to shower Linda with

smiled faintly. “Compared to Auntie, this is nothing. Auntie is dignified and beautiful. Your daughter must have inherited

successfully pleased Madam Eaton who smiled from ear to ear. She glanced at Serenity and said, “The Young Madam of the Jones family should

their conversation. When she heard Madam Eaton’s words, she looked at her and gently said, “Have you forgotten, Madam Eaton? My surname is Rivers. Don’t remember it

Rivers,

her words were not only directed at Madam Eaton but also at

family. It was only natural for relatives of

Eaton, but even the smile on