Shattered Illusions: Love, Lies, and Redemption

Chapter 260

Fiona chuckled, “Why should I tell you? Mind your own beeswax, just take care of Ms. Hawthorne, will ya?”

Remington was caught off guard, his head spinning.

Whose grandma was she anyway? Lizetta and he haven’t even officially split yet, and instead of playing peacemaker, Fiona was already setting up shop to poach her own grandson’s girl.

“Wow, Grandma, vea’ve got some serious clout, huh? With connections like that, any guy you give the thumbs up must be top–notch. I’d love to meet him, of course.”

Lizcita nodded with a grin, clearly excited as she eagerly asked, “Got any pics, Grandma?”

She looked like she couldn’t wait to dive into the dating game, while Remington was pissed off, his handsome face darkening.

Fiona nodded, “Sure do! Left my phone at home, but I’ll show you as soon as we get back. What’s your type, Liz? A suave bad boy or a clingy sweet boy? Oh, and I heard there’s this new thing called ‘daddy–like boyfriend‘ that’s all the rage. Sounds pretty good, right? Someone to take real good care of you.”

Remington interjected with a chill, “Who could be more ‘daddy‘ than me? I practically raised her.”

Fiona scoffed, “You might look the part, but you’re a deadbeat dad at best. Right now, you’re just fit to be a dad to Evelina’s bun in the oven, so go chill out elsewhere.”

“I’m talking about the warm and caring daddy type. As for the cold, stern, clueless flirt who’s secretly a

and amusement, wondering where Fiona picked up all these trendy

“I’ll follow

like he

Lizetta about the matchmaking, even giving detailed introductions of two potential suitors from well–known

and more excited about the topic, until he suddenly spoke up coolly, “Ever heard the saying, ‘Don’t tick off the driver‘?”

Think you can threaten me? Go on, crash the car

kid should’ve been

stab in the chest when

guy, Liz.

Remington sent a text from the car’s

helped Fiona to her room, where she began searching for her phone.

by the bed. Where could it be? Remington, call my phone, will

as he frowned

on finding your granddaughter–in–law a new man?”