Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 296 Calling Selena

Mr. Montague Sr walked over and sat down in front of the sofa. Fiona eagerly brought a cup of tea. Grandpa accepted it and leisurely lifted the cup, speaking with great vigor.

"Miss Stone should know that Raymond is married. Ashbourne Manor is the bridal house I gave to Selena. You rushed over and entered like this without invitation. The Stone family has never taught you about propriety and integrity, huh?" "Grandpa, I..."

"Shut up, don't call me Grandpa!" Mr. Montague Sr. set down his teacup and his sharp gaze pierced straight through her.

"Now call your parents. I want the Stone family to come personally to Ashbourne Manor to pick you up. Since your parents haven't taught you, at such a young age, not to rush into being someone's mistress, I'll teach you tonight." Olivia's eyes instantly turned red, and tears streamed down her face.

Raymond sat beside her, his eyebrows furrowed.

"Grandpa, Olivia is just a guest here."

"You, too, shut up!" Grandpa slammed the table heavily, squinting his eyes.

"Raymond, if you say another word, I won't cooperate with the hospital's treatments anymore."

Raymond's heart tightened, and he fell silent.

looked back at

you know your parents' phone

crying, visibly hesitant. If she was taken away from Ashbourne Manor, the whole New York social circle would be aware of it

Raymond couldn't do

with humiliation, she tightly

trembled, "Master, is there any

you, I won't do it again in the future. I'll personally apologize to Selena. Is that okay?" In other

Montague Sr. stood up, asking Fiona who was

"Where is Selena?"

her in the evening, but she's not here now. Could she be

had done, but she was

has some business to attend

Grandpa looked at Raymond.

and pick her up, and offer a sincere apology. Raymond, I'm doing this for your own good, not for the Stone family. If you really make me angry, the Stone family won't be able to do business in New York anymore. Miss Stone, I

sentence was extremely humiliating, causing Olivia's

sobbing,

lean on Raymond, but Grandpa's words