Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 923 It looked like Mr. Jones was telling Adina off on the surface, but he was, in fact, not giving Zhenny a chance to refute. When the children saw this, they did not feel surprised. 

Over the past few days, they had been cautious the entire time. They dared not make their mommy angry because she would become terrifying once she was ticked off. 

However, Aunt Zhenny and Aunt Jasmine had insisted on offending their mommy today. Their mommy had actually been holding back when she said those things. 

After the people at the dining table became quiet, an indifferent Duke finally said, “I don‘t need to explain anything between me and Addy to anyone, but since you‘ve asked, Aunt Zhenny, I‘ll have to explain slightly. Addy and I are very much in love, and we‘re in a close relationship. Nobody ever gets in between us. We won‘t get a divorce, and we will never get a divorce. Grandpa, Father, please rest assured.” 

Dillon had witnessed how possessive Duke could get, so even if he died, he would never believe that Duke would abandon his family. Dillon raised his wine glass, chuckled, and said, “Let‘s not talk about such unhappy things. Come, Duke. Cheers.” 

only continue after Dillon lightened the atmosphere. Even so, Zhenny and Jasmine‘s expressions were extremely dark. They just held their forks, not taking a bite for

turned around, smiled, and said, “Aunt Jasmine, you‘re two years younger than my mommy, but you look a lot older than her. The books always say that women who love to get angry age faster.

Jasmine became furious. 

twenty–two. She was not old! This little b*stard did not know

wanted to teach

this point. It was the Jones family‘s mansion. She had grown up there ever since she was little, why had she become an

did not even care about Jasmine‘s gaze, which was

as Duke, chatted about the economic situation in Sea City, and Mr. Jones would occasionally join in on the conversation. Meanwhile, Daniel was studying seriously. Adina took a sip of champagne before she

got up,