Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 914 Duke soon came in from outside. His complexion was cold, and his eyes fell indifferently on Mabel‘s face. Mabel guiltily avoided his eyes. Her lips trembled as she said, “I, I‘m not feeling very well. I‘ll go upstairs first.” “You don‘t want to know where Earl is?” This one sentence from Duke was all it took to stop Mabel in her tracks. 

In a soft voice, he said, “George, take your siblings upstairs to play.” George understood that the adults wanted to talk, so he obediently took his siblings upstairs, hand–in–hand. Mabel clutched her chest and slowly asked, “Duke, what did you do to your brother...?” “It‘s not what I did to him, it‘s that he chose the path of no return,” Duke said in a low voice,“ He‘s dead. I personally sent him to hell.” “What…?” 

Mabel‘s eyes suddenly went wide, and her whole body collapsed onto the sofa. 

Duke did not sympathize with her. He continued on, “If I had sent him to court, even a lifetime of sentences would not be enough. Killing him with a bullet is really letting him off easy.” 

“How could you do this?! How could you! He‘s your brother!” Mabel cried mournfully, “Since the day he was born, his life had been full of suffering. He never got to enjoy a day of happiness and peace. He deserved to live! He would have seen the light if he had lived—” 

family owed him had already been paid in full when he turned fifteen. He could have had a completely different life, but he chose to sink into darkness. It

point.” 

Mabel had cried then as well, but not like this. Between these two sons, Mabel would always pick the one she thought she owed more. ‘But didn‘t she also owe a debt to Duke, in that case?‘ “Father died because of him, that‘s why I didn‘t bury him in

cruel! How can you be so

from the sofa, rushed unsteadily at Duke, and beat

as she hammered his chest, and her cries were filled with anger and an accusatory

pursed her lips and coldly said, “Mrs. Winters, Earl died in Sea City by our hands. From now on, whenever you see me and Duke, you‘d only be reminded of the pain of losing a