Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 1342 

There was also “as long as a woman had a stable job and strong support from her family, she would be happy and relaxed even if she stayed single for her whole life.” 

She could go on. 

Besides, what was more cunning about Duke was that he would never post the quotes using his own account. He would use his wife’s, Adina’s WhatsApp, to post inspirational quotes and links every time. 

In the beginning, it caused the Winters siblings to panic for a time, and they thought that their mother opposed their marriage. 

They sighed in relief only after Alden unintentionally hacked his father’s account. He realized that his father had found the posts and forwarded them to his mother before posting them using his mother’s phone. 

It was fine. It was normal for the father–in–law to trouble his sons–in–law. 

It was the same theory as the mother–in–law having conflicts with her daughters–in–law, 

However, the roles changed in their family. It was the father who was being antagonistic toward the daughter. 

while they fought their interesting battles.

had grown from an eighteen–year–old girl into a twenty–year-

standing her ground, she ended up engaged to Everett, and

and Raina, Harold and Lana, as well as Alden and Nerola, were already

had a

in the last stages of her pregnancy, so her belly was huge. She also liked to wander around, which would startle and frighten Harold, so much. so that he constantly

hurry to have a child as she wanted to develop her career first. It happened that Alden was not very enthusiastic about having a child either, so they reached a consensus without

felt a strong grievance whenever she looked

younger 

sister was engaged, leaving Brooklyn and her. She had proposed and made the official

but they were

pester her father like Ninian, but he refused to suffer a second loss after the first time. He had taken her mother around the world again, and she had

this happened, she felt immense regret over delaying her lifelong commitment for the sake

Brooklyn comforted her,

next year. I’m over

Brooklyn said, she finally felt less