She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

Chapter 186: Do You Play Games?

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Mrs. Hunt became angry the moment Raymond said that. She snapped, “Pete isn’t autistic, Raymond! Don’t you dare spout nonsense!”

Raymond curled his lip disdainfully. “Yeah, yeah, Pete isn’t autistic. He just doesn’t like talking to people, that’s all. Sigh, he can’t just keep avoiding talking to people when he takes over the company in the future, right?”

Roger said, “Don’t say that, Dad. Who knows, he may recover after he grows up.”

Chester couldn’t tell that they were mocking Pete. Neither did he recognize that the child was his leader, and thought she was his quiet and reticent little nephew, so he echoed them and said, “Yeah, it’ll be fine once he grows up!”

Raymond, however, scoffed and said, “That’s what everyone said when he was a baby, but you don’t see his condition getting any better the last few years, either… But I’m just worrying over nothing, of course, because Justin will definitely have everything all nicely planned out for the company in the future, right?”

He then looked at Fatty and reprimanded him. “And you, too, Fatty. Don’t just study all the time. What’s the use of being so academic? All that studying has made you stupid instead. What matters the most as a leader is eloquence! How can you make people trust and believe in you if you’re not eloquent?”

He was both overtly and secretly demeaning Pete.

All the other Hunts looked at Pete when they heard what he said.

Indeed, what was the use of a genius if he was autistic?

Seeing that his words were showing effect, Raymond immediately became rather smug.

Roger, however, narrowed his eyes.

During past family dinners, Pete had either skipped it altogether and if he did attend, Justin would always lose his temper whenever someone mentioned the words ‘mild autism’.

Why was he keeping quiet this time, though?

Could it be that…

He was still wondering about it when the little fellow in Justin’s arms called out sweetly, “Hi, Great-Grandma!”

Roger, “?”

in Justin’s arms in disbelief and said, “Were you the one talking

in her young but clear voice, she asked, “Is that grandpa deaf or blind, Daddy? Why are his ears and eyes so bad?

rather relaxed. He glanced at Raymond and replied leisurely, “He’s very old, so he can

Raymond, “!!!”

adorably,

she was so excited upon hearing Cherry’s voice that her eyes reddened. She wanted to reach out and take her into her arms, but when she thought of how the little fellow

and kept quiet. Instead, he

the floor, she ran toward Mrs. Hunt. The little figure dived

fellow sweet-smelling and tender, but ‘he’ was finally willing to let

shake. She let out an excited sound of acknowledgment and then, without a second thought, took off a ring she was wearing and stuffed it into Cherry’s hands. She said, “Here,

was shocked at the

top-quality jadeite that formed only in hundreds of thousands of years, and was worth over ten million dollars! The elderly Mr. Hunt had given it to her when they got married

it was to be passed on to

get married all this time, so that she could gift the ring to her daughter-in-law. It was a symbol of

she instead given the ring to

at how muddleheaded you are, Mom. This

replied with a smile, “Pete can

be the female master of the Hunts in the future. In that case, Pete’s position as the head of the

lady was backing Pete

looked at Fatty with dissatisfaction. Then, he said, “You mustn’t be biased, Mom. Since you’ve given that to Pete,

boy also looked

ask his Uncle Justin if there’s anything he wants! Justin is rich!

expression darkened even

also lowered

longer creating any more trouble, Mrs. Hunt finally looked at Cherry and said, “Put the

hastily said, “This is too precious,

gifts from their elders. Just take

to look for Nora, but she suddenly realized that Mommy wasn’t here, so she looked at

he stepped forward, took the ring from Cherry, and said, “Since Great-Grandma has given it to you, then just accept it. But you’re still young, so you can’t

‘Mommy’?