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Chapter 44 Teach You Manners

Pursing her lips, Lilly stared at Cheryl.

Although Cheryl looked nothing like her stepmother, the expression on the girl’s face was all too familiar to Lilly.

That was the trick her stepmother always pulled, and her daddy would turn around and give Lilly a piece of his mind.

Even though Lilly did nothing to deserve any of that!

Lilly was forthright with her answer. “I didn’t push you. You fell on your own.”

Biting her lip, Cheryl wiped her eyes in distress. After giving her eyes a good rub, she said, “Yeah, I know you didn’t mean to. It was my fault…”

Lilly pressed her lips together.

Other children might be dumbfounded in Lilly’s shoes, not understanding what was going on.

However, Lilly had been in this position far too many times.

She turned to Bettany and uttered, “Granny, I didn’t push her. I was getting up after finishing the food, and Cheryl suddenly fell.”

Bettany picked Lilly up and gave an affirmative answer, “It’s okay. I trust you didn’t push anybody. Maybe somebody can’t tell the difference between intentional and accidental.”

She made a point to look at Cheryl.

Lilly blinked her eyes and fell into thought.

Tina awkwardly jumped in, “The kids were just fooling around. I should have paid closer attention…”

She tried to cover up the whole thing as harmless horsing around between children.

Nevertheless, the Crawfords were not going to let it go.

Bettany callously said, “So? What are you trying to say? Are you expecting our darling to apologize to you?

“Or are you trying to give us the wrong idea about Lilly? What? So we would think she is bad and Cheryl is good? You are foolish to flatter yourself.”

The family ignored their child and took someone else’s child under their wing. Now, they had the nerve to point fingers at Lilly.

Bettany did not hold back with her choice of words.

Color washed off Tina’s complexion… That was not the end of it. The other Crawford family members chimed in to give their two cents.

Anthony curtly snapped, “The last person to frame Lilly is still sitting in jail.”

Hugh had a deadpan look. “It’s the parents’ duty to educate their children. It’ll be too late if you don’t start now.”

Gilbert faintly uttered, “What are you thinking to pull this sort of stunt? Don’t you think it’s embarrassing?”

The Crawford family took turns jumping down Tina’s throat.

Tina wished the earth could swallow her up.

The Crawfords really got up in her face.

admit that Cheryl screwed up by trying too

was young and only meant well. The Crawford

Bettany! I’m sorry, Mr. Anthony…

down her face, Cheryl choked with

my fault… It’s my fault either way… Don’t be mad, Grandma

from crying

so miserable. She had the look that no one would have the heart to put the blame

thing did not sit well

Cheryl mean

dragging Lilly

of salad in hand and cautiously made her

mixed feelings about it because they thought Lilly was so nice

in, “Oh,

and

dumped the whole plate of

glint as the salad was tossed

stopped Cheryl from

Lilly said, “Here you go. That’s intentional! The one before was

can you differentiate between intentional and

out Lilly took everything Bettany said

Lilly felt the

said that it was easier to remember

Cheryl was dumbfounded.

the hem of her

in salad dressing. She

“How can you do this to

her hands, Lilly innocently

The Crawfords were dumbstruck.

as

they were flabbergasted,

to say that Lilly could not

a smile on her face. That was a good thing about being kids. They were free to do whatever was on

Nothing held them back!

was how it should be with the young heiress

from Cheryl’s face

the cries, “How can you do this to me? You can’t do this even if

was crying for real this time.

She said, “I’m sorry!”

did not

could now distinguish between intentional and

apologized, Tina could

force a smile and pat Cheryl on the back. She said, “It’s okay. You know kids. You fight today,

hesitated for a bit before saying, “No, I don’t want to

was at a loss

to Bettany. “I’m sorry. I’m really sorry.

her, Tina

graces moments ago, and now