Love Unspoken

Alexander stopped in his tracks and glanced back at Kaitlyn. "Can't the Kennedy Residence take you in?"

"It's not that it can't. It's just boring being there alone. I wanted to come here and have you keep me company," Kaitlyn explained.

"I don't have time for that. If you're bored, go hang out with your friends," Alexander replied coldly.

Kaitlyn moved to stand in front of him, looking up. "Alexander, why are you acting like this? I'm still your mother. What's wrong with me staying here for a while? It's not like there aren't any extra rooms." Alexander lit a cigarette and tossed the lighter onto the table. It hit the table with a sharp and jarring sound.

Kaitlyn sat down too. "Alexander, there's something else I need to talk to you about."

"What is it?" he asked.

"You said I'd get half of the inheritance. But I've only received this much, which isn't what you promised," Kaitlyn said.

Alexander glanced at her sideways. "The will is clear. If you have any objections, talk to a lawyer. Asking me is pointless."

Kaitlyn was baffled. "Who writes a will like that? Giving you ninety-five percent?"

Alexander let out a mocking laugh.

Kaitlyn's expression turned uneasy at his laugh.

gaze piercing. "You can't spend it all, and eventually, it'll still

it to someone else?"

guilty as she averted

yours. Who else would I give it to? I'm just

tingle. She felt like he could

the case, then why do you care

Kaitlyn had no rebuttal.

"It's still early.

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glared at him. "Are you kicking

asking you to leave. If you insist on being kicked out, I don't

cold-hearted words, Kaitlyn stood up abruptly, glaring at

really have less and less respect for me. Aren't you afraid of being punished by God for treating me

looking amused. "Then you should be even more grateful that you're still my

"What do you

explain. After extinguishing his cigarette,

to retort. Now that Alexander had spoken, she naturally didn't bother to act polite anymore. "Mrs. Kennedy Senior,

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firm attitude, Kaitlyn trembled with anger, glaring