Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Apart from hate, Henry's mother also began to feel jealous of Georgie Clementine.

"I'm just stating the facts... You were so mean with your words. Apart from genuinely feeling Georgie doesn't deserve your son, you also feel a little jealous of her, don't you?

"That's because Henry is willing to go against you for her. That's why you feel dissatisfied... You feel that you've lost your place in your son's heart..." Jenny Armstrong didn't hold back what she said. Her personality had always been like this.

Whether Jenny was speaking to her family members or outsiders, she'd always spoken her mind. She never beat around the bush.

This was also because she'd always been adored by her family.

Children who their family adored were usually not afraid of anything.

Henry Armstrong was like this, and Jenny was even more so...

Ever since Jenny was a kid, she'd do whatever she wanted because she had her parents' absolute adoration. If she didn't like someone, she'd speak her mind about it. She ignored everything else... Jenny's words were like a knife to Henry's mother.

exposing all the dark sides in her heart under the

there was no

Jenny angrily. "You...

What kind of person asked questions like this?

shut up!" Henry's mother yelled softly. She really wanted to slap Jenny, but she couldn't bring herself to

You should learn from Auntie Lindt... Aren't you friends with Auntie Lindt? There's a saying that birds of a feather flock together. You're so close to Auntie Lindt, but why haven't you learned anything

what does Auntie Lindt tell her sons? She always tells them that if they don't treat their wives well, they'll end up dead... She's never fought against her daughter-in-law for attention... What about you?" Given an inch, Jenny wanted a mile. She wasn't going to let Henry's mother have

Jenny finally felt much

won

her hair affectionately. "Jenny is right... Someone really should take some proper lessons from Auntie Lindt... Look at Auntie Lindt. How does she treat her daughter-in-law? And look at

What's wrong with you?" Henry's mother felt as if

an argument against the siblings on

any status and power in