The Abandoned Wife

Chapter 750 Warm Smile

Not long after, Lucian brought Estella downstairs. Aubree was already sitting at the dining table. When she saw them, she stifled the displeasure in her heart and smiled at them before pointing to the spot next to her. "Come over here, Essie. Let's eat breakfast together."

She thought her threat from earlier would make the girl listen to her. To her surprise, the little girl blatantly ignored her. Grabbing onto the hem of her father's shirt, Estella followed him to the dining table and allowed him to lift her and plop her down on the seat next to him.

Aubree's expression froze when she saw neither of them had any intention of paying attention to her. "You're heading to work in a while, right, Lucian?" she asked a few seconds later, refusing to give up. He nodded indifferently.

she at least got some response out of him. With a smile, she suggested, "Then let me take care of you today, Essie! I'll make sure you'll have tons of

instant she ended her sentence, she saw Estella glancing at her cautiously before looking back down and eating silently. In the past, when the girl's condition hadn't improved yet, she

girl's behavior had worsened to the point

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changed, Aubree was enraged, and she blamed everything on Roxanne. If not for that b*tch, this brat wouldn't have defied me. The brat clearly thinks she has someone supporting her now, so she could do as she pleases. It's all because of that b*tch! I lost

that b*tch was quite awkward when she first returned to the country. The reason their relationship improved was because of this brat! Even though I treated her so well, she ungratefully insisted on clinging to that b*tch! If not for her, that b*tch wouldn't have

started staring at Estella with

head to Roxanne's as soon as possible. Aubree rapidly changed her expression and smiled warmly in response to that. Lucian glanced at her. "There's no need for that.

"I'll be leaving with Essie now." When Estella heard that, she got down from her chair, grabbed her father's sleeve, and