Love Is Fair by Kerri

Chapter 112 Are You Worthy of that?

Eve couldn’t help bursting into laughter seeing her Uncle Reid so embarrassed. Reid took great efforts to stand up by holding the chair. Wincing out of the sharp pain and darkening his face, he pointed at Ava, “Come over here, you nasty girl! You dared to hit your mother!” “She is not my mother! My mother has long died!” Ava yelled. Reid was stunned that his good daughter could have been so daring as to shout at him. He almost stammered, “You…you are out of your mind?” “Who is the one that loses his mind, I beg your pardon?” Ava walked up from behind Hailey, her eyes reddening. “Father, Cindy is not my mother. My mother’s name is Lilian Downing, and I wonder whether you still remember her name, her appearance, and the reason for her death.” Seeing her father evading in great astonishment, Ava sneered lightly, “So you’ve forgotten all those, haven’t you? No wonder. You’ve been so busy with the affairs with countless women until you were fascinated by Cindy and totally surrendered to her when she gave you a son. But could you still remember the fact that she factually killed my mother?”

“That’s bullshit!” Reid kept narrowing his eyes, “What has it got to do with Cindy when your mother killed

herself?”

“You are still being partial for that woman!” Ava put on a cold look. “My mother has never led a happy life in the marriage with you even just for one day. She didn’t bother to, and was not able to intervene in your debauched life outside, but you just advanced to bring that nasty woman back home!” Her face now was

stamped with hostility. “You allowed that woman to appear in our home as your secretary so brazenly

and so often that my mother eventually ended up with the fatal disease due to grudges.” “Shut up, you!” Reid denied flatly with one sweep of his hand. “Her disease all comes from the bad genes

luck. Nothing to

eyes out of a severe ache in the bosom. “You even said the best things for a middle-aged man are social position,

died of fatal cancer which was too late to be discovered, having no idea the illness came from resentment. Everyone knows the mental state is so closely knitted with physical health that emotion is just the bridge that connects psychology with human body. You’ll have to cure a patient partially by medical means and partially, the

states,

thought of the experience of herself that she had been so

and therefore could fully understand the resentment and grievance of

her husband’s hanging around with another

world just functioned so ruthlessly with the cold-hearted men and

past when we are talking about your stepmother? You thought that would get you spared from the punishment?” “You spare me? I’d rather count on a fish to ride a bicycle.” Ava gave her father an emotionless look. “For so many years, you’ve never cared about me, even when Cindy was persecuting me. And it suddenly occurs to you that you’ve got a daughter?” It was too late! Ava cried in her heart. “Nonsense! I have the very right to beat you because I’m your father! So I can’t even educate my own daughter now?” Reid grew aggressive again, although Ava just glared at him adamantly without any intention to give in. Hailey then said chillily, “Uncle Reid, didn’t you say it’s a waste of money to raise up a daughter? Why do you bother to care about her when you’ve already got an excellent son? You’ve been absent when you were needed, and now you suddenly want to deploy the right of a father. Could you ask yourself the question: are you worthy of that, when you tried to educate your neglected

CON

“Why talk bout beating and hitting as soon as you come in? Can’t we try to work out peacefully? We’re family, aren’t we?” He then pulled Reid back to the seat, and Reid just abode, taking it as a gesture to regain his dignity. After drinking some water, Reid tried to calm down a little and pointed at Ava, “You can pack up your things and go home with me now. Quit the job at Newman Jewelry. I’ll land you a new one. And you should make apologies to your stepmother.” “No!“ Ava rejected categorically.