My Ex-Wife Is A Big Shot In Disguise by Lindsay Lewis

Chapter 121

At the bathroom door, Madison froze in place.

Startled by her abrupt entrance, Leo, who had been tidying up the bathroom, stopped in his tracks.

Likewise, the flimsy ‘pajamas’ he had just picked up seemed to have gotten a shock. The moment Madison barged in, it had unfurled to reveal its highly embarrassing design.

Madison held her breath. She wanted to die on the spot.

Leo followed her gaze. When he saw what was in his hand, he raised his eyebrows.

No wonder she had asked for a change of pajamas so awkwardly last night.

Da mn the girl…

Without saying anything, Leo calmly placed the piece of pajamas (which was really little more than a piece of rag) into the dirty laundry basket.

“Let’s go.”

Hearing this, Madison retracted her awkward expression and silently followed behind

Leo.

Neither of them spoke. The atmosphere was rather tense.

Downstairs, Amber and Maya had woken up carly. Breakfast had already been set neatly onto the dining table. Several dishes were still steaming, which meant the two women predicted that Leo and Madison would be coming down any minute.

When Amber saw the two of them, she smiled brightly. “Madison, come and have breakfast. Maya made you shrimp dumplings early in the morning. Come try them and see if they’re the same as before.”

She did not even deign to look at Leo. It was as if Madison was her biological child and Leo had been adopted.

If yesterday’s incident had not happened, Madison might have been flattered by this treatment. However, after experiencing being locked in the room, her affection towards. Amber vanished without a trace.

However, as the saying goes, rage not at a smiling person! Madison did nothing that might betray the true extent of her rage. Instead, she continued putting on a polite facade.

errands to run today. I’m afraid

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first.

to persuade Madison, she protested, “Why are you in such a hurry? It’s so early in the morning. Even if you’re busy, how long can a meal like this take? Sit down and

eat? She’s old enough to know if she’s hungry. I’m

could speak, Leo’s lazy voice came

jacket on the sofa and walked straight to the dining room without looking at any of them. Although none of the others had made a move towards the dining room,

his words were pretty obvious. It was clear to everyone what he meant, especially Amber, who had orchestrated the entire debacle

could you accuse me of forcing her to stay? We’re one big family. What’s wrong with asking my daughter-in-law to sit down and

lady, her tone had become rather nasty. When she

wife. I don’t know what you’re doing all day long. Now that our family can

message behind her tirade meant only one thing for Madison: she could no longer afford to leave

man’s face was as expressionless as ever, but she could tell from his slightly lowered eyes and slow movements that

scolded like this by his biological mother. Besides, Leo was a grown-up, and he hadn’t done

lips and spoke up for Leo. “Amber, I was the one who wanted to leave. It has nothing to do with Leo. Moreover, I’ve already signed a divorce agreement. with him. He has

said this, Madison recalled how he had patiently coaxed her through

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she was thankful that

a little guilty towards Madison.

for him?”

and stared at Madison, hist gaze warm and heavy. He did not feel any more affectionate towards her just because she spoke up for

away. “I’m just telling

and thought for

he’s your biological son. Why do you have to always say such hurtful words? You only push him further and further away. Moreover, whether it’s marriage or other private matters, I don’t think you

He has someone he likes, and he should walk

came out with the soup, stopped in her tracks and did not dare to take another

finally came back to her senses, her eyes were a little

had ever been so honest to her before. She reached out and took Madison’s hand, looking as

after a long time, she could only

at Madison cagerly. The more she thought about her daughter-in-law, the more she liked her.

son liked, she was petty and only knew how to cry and pretend to be pitiful. She was like a