Skeletons Of The Marital Closet

Chapter 169 “I‘ve already gone. What can you do to me? Do you still dare to touch me?” 

Susan deliberately started to provoke her, arousing Gale‘s anger. Seeing Susan‘s disgusting face, Gale really wanted to slap her. However, she held back. 

She could only grab Susan by the collar. “I warn you. My parents are my trigger. If you dare to touch them again... I swear, I will not let you go. You pay with blood!” 

Gale‘s eyes were firm. 

She rarely showed such a fierce expression, but she had because she was angry with Susan. 

The last time her father was splashed with boiling water, she always blamed herself for not protecting her father. 

Such a tragedy cannot be allowed to happen again...for a second time!

“Let me go.” Susan had not expected Gale‘s reaction to be so intense, and she could not react for a while. “I didn‘t do anything to your mother.” 

“You can‘t be going to see her for no reason!” 

Susan pulled her hand. “Let go of me first. I‘m almost out of breath...” 

Gale glared at her fiercely and withdrew her hand. 

tenderness that a woman should have. Mr. Wood can‘t

him

are better at seducing men than

her collar, and seeing the direction of the development, as she imagined, she gradually

just chatted with your mother a while ago.” Susan laughed. “She cares about you very much. She asked about your situation and your feelings.... I just told her the truth.” Gale‘s eyes

told the truth. I didn‘t add fuel to it, and I didn‘t deliberately anger her. What

clenched his teeth.

hide from her mother so that her mother could take care of her body with peace

ruined

call her during this time, and there was no sign of trying to contact her.

world who love her the most are her parents.

living such a difficult life that she depended on others. She did not know how sad her mother was, how many

have to blame me for?” Susan

you are really

clenching her

ways from the very beginning. When I was in the mental hospital, I never even interacted with you! I’ve

to know

“Yes!” 

asked in confusion, “Could it be the child‘s father? Do you hold a grudge against