After a while, Matthew said in a deep voice, "Ok Mrs. Whitlock, Rest assured that I will treat Selina well and pamper her all my life." A relieved smile appeared on Cecilia's face.

She sighed and said, "Do you know, Matthew, that Selina was really spoiled by us all? For generations, the Whitlock family only had baby boys, it was so difficult to have a baby girl like Selina, so she was pampered exactly like a princess. No, maybe even the princess wouldn't be as pampered as her. But, it's the Whitlock family which spoiled Selina to what she is now."

Cecilia paused for a while and then continued, "She is really spoiled. She doesn't care about others at all. Matthew, I'm her mother and she's a piece of me. So no matter how spoiled she is, I will still tolerate it, but..."

Her gaze was fixed on Matthew's face and said, "But you're different. I'm not sure if you could be so tolerant towards Selina. So, please forgive me, as a mother, for asking for a promise from you."

Matthew's gaze grew deeper, like a borderless ocean.

He said firmly, "Mrs. Whitlock, I promise you, I will

tolerate Selina more than you do."

Cecilia heaved a sigh of relief.

She could tell that Matthew liked Selina, but she really didn't know how deep his love was for her. After all, the time that Matthew and Selina had been together was not long.

She also knew that Matthew would pamper Selina.

But she was fully aware of Selina's stubbornness.

She was really afraid that Matthew's favor would erode over time and that eventually Selina would have to pay the price.

Therefore, she could only selfishly ask for Matthew's promise.

She knew that this might not be right. Even so, she had no choice but to do so.

All mothers had their own selfish motives in which they all wished for the best for their children, and so did Cecilia.

Selina's past experiences in her relationship had been rocky. She had been in a complicated relationship with a man from her teenage years up to adulthood.

Now that she was finally married to another man, Cecilia only hoped that Selina would live comfortably for the rest for her life without any untoward happenings.

When Matthew and Cecilia walked out of the kitchen, Selina gave them a strange look.

She didn't believe that her mother would call Matthew to wash the dishes.

Would a man like Matthew wash dishes?

He probably had never done such a thing

knew what the two of them

maybe Cecilia was teaching Matthew how

expression, she seemed to be even more fond of Matthew

then walked over and took Cecilia's hand, saying, "Mom, I want to cut some fruits. Come join me in the

Cecilia was speechless.

the kitchen and now

Cecilia re-entered the

were to wash them!" Cecilia said helplessly, "Selina, you're already married to him and yet you

Matthew. She was already speaking up for him

side. Just now you wanted him inside here to

at Selina's I-know- I- said- it- right expression, Cecelia felt even more

hers was really

a good conversation with Selina for once, but now,

Would Selina listen?

Of course not!

by oneself as time went by. Perhaps after Selina had gotten married, then she would slowly understand things

every mother wants the best for

Selina's

reluctant to see me

a sudden, Selina felt a surge of aggrievement in her heart. There was an emotion which she could no

she was reluctant to

up too many things within her that she needed to release the emotions and also find someone

answer was not

slightly and said, "Selina, I'm very glad that you're now

Selina fell silent.

a good man. I'm relieved that you're married

then suddenly lost the impulse to

"Alright then, mom, don't talk about it anymore. I know. You

sigh, "Selina, I pray that one day you will truly understand the things I

Selina and Cecilia walked out of the kitchen, Matthew was chatting with Tobias and

that they

clenched her fist

of her family members really liked Matthew to

man had forced himself on her, her family would think that it was

who forced himself on her

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