Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 370

Haley noticed Nancy didn’t take the tissue she offered and calmly retracted her hand. Once, she was Haley Owens, a young lady from a second–rate rich family. Even as the girlfriend of that old woman’s younger son, she had been on the receiving end of the older woman’s condescension.

Now, she stood proudly as the fiancée of the eldest son from the Janssen family, facing this old woman, and yet, Nancy still treated her with disdain.

Suppressing her anger, Haley flashed a slight smile. “Aunt, you really have a lot on your mind. I’m Quinlee, Nathan’s fiancée. Did you forget?”

Her sweet voice made Nancy frown. Taking a closer look, she recognized the woman in front of her as Quinlee.

But in her memory, Quinlee always wore traditional clothes and had a gentle, elegant aura–she never wore colored contact lenses. Seeing those deep sapphire eyes now felt oddly irritating.

Maybe seeing Quinlee reminded her of Nathan, or it could be that she was frustrated about her younger son’s future. Either way, Nancy wasn’t in a good mood, or her expression showed it.

my

has been dead for many years. Without

the table! She had thought that using the identity of Quinlee would allow her to approach this old woman easily! Who knew that Nancy would

and was found by my family after all these years. While there’s much I have forgotten, I haven’t forgotten Nathan. I

“Years ago, when our families joined through marriage, my son was deployed right after he got engaged

in contact before the accident. We liked each other; he

off, sensing Nancy’s interest in

matter the lack of a solid emotional foundation, it was impossible for there to be absolutely no connection. With the old woman at home while her son was serving in the military, what could she

is automatically void. You better not show up in front of me

using all our resources to investigate, and the police are involved,” Haley followed as Nancy attempted to walk away. “But you know, some

Nancy froze, “Layton?!”