Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 177 The Truth Behind the Kidnapping Case

The noise echoed in the room and Madison's face turned pale immediately.

"Madison, I've turned a blind eye to all the outrageous things you've done over the years. Yes, the Godfrey family has wronged you, but there are some things that can be done and some that can't. Do you understand?" Helen's anger was through the roof. No one had seen her so angry in decades.

No one knew better than Madison that what really made Helen so angry was not the commotion that day, but the kidnapping case.

"Mother, the kidnapping case really wasn't intentional. I didn't really want..."

"Grandma," an indifferent voice came from the door, interrupting Madison's explanation.

Helen looked up and saw Theodore enter. The anger in her face was restrained a little, but there was still some impatience left behind. "Theodore, you came just in time." Theodore didn't respond.

"Find a time to go to Yvonne's place tomorrow and apologize to her on behalf of your mother."

"What? Apologize?" Madison's expression changed immediately. "Why should he apologize?"

"Shut up." Helen glanced at her coldly. "You've done such a shameful thing and your son is going to clean up the mess for you. What else do you have to say?"

Madison gritted her teeth and was filled with complaints, but she did not dare to speak.

"Take this with you when you go there," said Helen as she handed Theodore a white envelope.

Theodore took out the thing inside; it was a thin cheque. He didn't even look at the amount before putting it back with a straight face. He said in a low voice, "Okay, Grandma. I'll take care of it." Helen nodded and said, "By the way, your mother will move out of Yoreast Hills Garden from tomorrow onwards and live in Peaceful Villa to reflect on herself."

"Mother!" As soon as Madison heard that she was going to move out of Yoreast Hills Garden, her eyes widened and she couldn't believe what she heard.

Helen didn't even look at her. She stood up and said, "You don't have to say anything more. Peaceful Villa is near the church of Swallow Hill and it's quiet. This matter is settled."

With this sentence, Helen then left the ward immediately. When she left, she still looked angry and didn't even give Madison a chance to refute.

the ward was closed from the outside and the room

the end of the bed, and her blood was boiling. She

make a single move as the white pillow brushed past his knee. When it landed on the ground, it emitted a 'thud' sound, raising a small amount of dust into the

Mrs. Godfrey in public, but privately, she was shouting at him

expression didn't change at all. His gaze was cold, as if he was looking at a stranger. "No one can ever

of the Godfrey family! She raised you since you were

to Grandma when I was

Godfrey family belongs to you and you have Madam Scott, who has the most say in the family, backing you!"

Madison's expression froze.

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His tone was firm.

and get people to keep

turned blue immediately. She raised her voice and said, "Are you crazy? Haward is

get a child for many years. In order to get some results for the Allen family, she even sent her younger sister's son, Leon, to the Allen family for luck. She didn't know if this method worked or not,

family was self-evident and Madison was a person who was very protective of her family. If Haward was hurt, it was equivalent to hurting her life. Theodore turned a blind eye to Madison's anger

something like this. "You're determined to be with that woman? Don't

and placed it at the

...

"clang" could be heard coming from the ward behind him. The sound of porcelain shattering was especially clear, followed by the sound of

what is

didn't even spare the butler a glance. He strode away

under the shadow of

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Everleigh absent-mindedly looked at the medical records handed in by

senses immediately. She

for a while,