My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 782

Never in a million years did Ashlyn think Susan would appear and slander her and her friends.

Susan's remark hurt her so deeply that she could barely breathe. It was unbearably painful.

All the onlookers cast disdainful looks at her as if she was stripped naked in public.

Penelope looked at Ashlyn in smug satisfaction. How I wish Ashlyn would drop to her knees and beg me.

She finally opened her mouth and said, “All this while, you've never shown Grandma any respect. People might be charmed by your innocent looks, but I know what kind of person you are.”

Penelope's eyes reddened as she continued, “Grandma took good care of you when you were in the countryside, yet you kicked her out of the house during winter and refused to feed her. Fortunately, Mom and I arrived in time and took Grandma to the city. You're the most wicked woman I've ever seen.”

“Yeah. She kicked me out of the house during winter while I was wearing only a thin shirt. And that's how I got my arthritis in the legs.

thought of the life you had before? Have you thought of how you treated

expect these people would make

seeing how Susan behaved, Bianca regretted having her over. She had invited Susan to her birthday party because Mary had told her that she felt bad leaving Susan alone in the house. Since this woman named Susan took good care of my daughter, I thought

the case. The elderly woman was not only a country bumpkin but also an

same time, Bianca had also begun to see Ashlyn as a troublemaker,

shot daggers at Ryan. Look at the guests

He did not know

he bumped into Ashlyn by the door, he noticed she already had an invitation card. She's a guest and also a fellow judge at the piano competition. How can I stop her from

to Ashlyn and asked casually, “Lynnie, you've always been

Horace's biological daughter, she's not my biological grandmother. I don't want to argue with them since this is not the Berrys' family dinner. We're here to celebrate Old Mrs. Yates' birthday, so I can't steal the limelight from the star