Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 1226 

At that moment, the brothers sat on the couch while they waited for news from within the room. 

George seldom smoked. The only time he had the urge to smoke was when Raina wanted to break up with him. After that, he did not touch cigarettes anymore. 

Yet, at that very moment, a lit cigarette hung between his long fingers. It lit up, then was extinguished, but was lit up again, before it was extinguished again. The process repeated itself, casting him in a red glow. 

He sucked in a breath and exhaled smoke before he  looked at Harold. 

Harold looked as if he had suffered a huge shock at that moment and was dejected. He was no longer as wild and lively as before. 

George’s heart clenched in pain. 

He was the one who hoped that his siblings could be free and live as they wanted. He wanted them to not be shackled down by the responsibilities of the family. 

But he seemed to have driven his brother into this state of depression. 

would they not have done their best to hide the  truth from him because they were worried about him

doubting himself

business trip right now but is standing here and keeping me company, that would be

reduced to ash, he finally said something, “How did Grapie end up with Everett?”

thoughts back to the present. He looked up, and he seemed lost for a moment. He

Harold finally snapped out of his daze and said slowly, “I’m not entirely sure. In the beginning, Grapie wanted

concert in Ufyra, we thought something was a little off. In fact, both you and Al told me to protect her and

our project in the

went back to Mel and took part in the lie to  trick you.

point that I learned that Grapie got together with Everett. That’s why I snuck back into the country in hopes to challenge Everett and see what sort of person he was that

within the Craig family, much less Grapie being dragged into it.

my fault, George. You’re right to punish me. I was remiss in my duties, and that’s

first time Harold apologized

he always ran away from apologizing whenever possible. If he could not, he would obediently accept his punishment. After all, he would carry on his  merry

grown up and was finally taking up the responsibility of

remained silent for a long time.