Shining Bright After Rebirth

Chapter 694 Let Her Go

Rita also scanned Jean with weirdness:

She couldn’t help persuading her, “Ms. Foliot, your mom is preventing that woman from leading you astray. She forbade you to eat ice cream because that is not good for your health.

“And she didn’t want you to wear out your life by staying up all night in bars. Your mom forced you to study to make you a better person, who was more capable of loving someone else than you now. You’re still young…” she added.

“Shut up, old wretch. I didn’t allow you to intervene in my business,” Jean interrupted Rita angrily.

She shook her hands and left angrily. Soon, she disappeared in the wind and snow, hoping that her mom would never come back so that she could live with Amelie and her father forever.

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Diana looked at Jean’s back and shook her head. “Rita, don’t be angry. Just let her live the life she chose.”

Jean’s outrageous moves didn’t irritate Rita. She smiled and patted Diana’s hand, replying, “Diana, I am indeed an old woman as she said, and I don’t care about her insults. I just think that this child is too young to live a ruined life. What a pity.”

Diana smiled calmly, “Rita, you don’t have to feel guilty about

Chapter 694 Let Her Go

Accepting your opinion is out

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looked at her grandson, who was now gradually becoming mature and steady. She showed a relieved smile. “Diana, Cecil was just like Ms. Foliot before, but now, he has grown up in the past

dare to take credit for

face and said in a low

himself.”

suddenly looked at her

slightly stunned as she didn’t understand the deep affection

a little depressed when she shunned her eyes. “Diana, thank you. If

go. It will be very snowy

Cecil. After a momentary thought, Rita asked, “Diana, Christmas is coming in about one and a half months. Where

brother and his family are all abroad and may not come back for Christmas. My grandfather is still on

Let

time comes.”

so she didn’t have to worry about having no

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come home by then, you can come to my house for Christmas.” Rita

I’ll let you know. Let’s get