Chapter 28: Stepmother Suddenly Becomes Passionate

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Looking back now, that missing toy that Selah talked about was probably the pair of jade lions. Selah saw them as especially important and when they went missing, she was upset for days.

George felt shocked at this memory and his wrist shook unconsciously while pouring tea. He didn’t even notice the scalding hot water spilling onto his handback.

George’s peripheral vision scanned Malaya wondering how she managed to take the jade lions from Selah. He knew that Malaya and Selah had never given each other presents. The only possibility was that Malaya stole them from Selah.

The thought nade George feel sick, but he couldn’t bring himself to ask. After all, family secrets were meant to be kept hidden.

Layne was a shrewd person and could tell from their reactions that something was off.

Layne decided to let it go and make a new pair for Cheyenne when he had time.

To ease the tension in the room, Malaya put on her role as a dutiful wife and mother, warmly greeting Layne, “Mr. Edwards, you must be hungry since you came so early in the morning.”

“I’ll go to the kitchen and give some instructions,” she said, getting up and walking towards the kitchen as if escaping.

Cheyenne was about to say that it wasn’t necessary, but Malaya had walked away. She couldn’t help but furrow her brows. ‘Is Malaya trying to please my grandfather?”

After about half an hour, all the valuable antiques were finally loaded onto the car. George watched as they were secured and gave an embarrassed smile.

Cheyenne was too petty. Her last name was Lawrence, not Edwards. These things wouldn’t be lost even if they were stored in the Lawrence Villa. He didn’t understand why she had to

The car drove away.

insisted on him staying for dinner so she had no choice but

a retro European decoration style; even the plates were exquisitely expensive. At a huge round table sat Layne in

to George as

it’s no wonder she is so smug today. She’s just annoying to look at! Her mother has been dead for over a decade and now there

really strange that they asked Cheyenne and

her cup of tea and offered

all these years. Her mother died young and she’s such a poor thing,” said

her dumpling after hearing

my granddaughter–in–law, it’s only natural for me to take care of her.

cup back on the table.

in close to Nora’s ear, she whispered softly, “You should

slightly and asked in a low voice,

Edwards family may not be involved in business anymore but old Mr. Edwards is still one of the top artists out there. If he takes you under his wing

Edwards had quite a reputation in painting circles; he even knew some foreign artists including professors from renowned universities. If

this explanation from Malaya, Nora felt intrigued by this opportunity presented before her

so many years, hoping to become a famous artist

all these years, she was just average among her classmates,

was mocked by many wealthy

shortcut and directly enter the Royal Academy of Arts? After some simple consideration, Nora picked

and bowing to Layne respectfully, she said, “Grandpa, let me offer you a cup of tea. I

Nora was Malaya’s daughter as soon

of the same mold. When it came to differences, Malaya

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