The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 830

“News? Did you present her with such news?” Rosalie inquired with her arched eyebrows.

“How could I have shown her such news? Perhaps she stumbled upon it accidentally while playing with my phone,” Agyness replied, showing a wry smile.

“If that’s the case, it implies that Wrenna possesses a considerable vocabulary, given her comprehension of the news. Perhaps I should find an article and let her read it to test her understanding of its content,” Rosalie mused.

“Well… there’s also a video accompanying the news!” Agyness added hastily.

“A video?” Rosalie replied icily. “Why don’t you search the internet for me for a video that includes the term ‘mistress”?” At this juncture, mentioning terms like “mistress” was confined solely to the comment section. In the videos, people dared not utter such words. Even if they did, they were -promptly muted.

Rosalie was well aware of this, having instructed Jonathan to implement measures preventing any disparaging content about Lillian.

Alongside her, Callum, too, sought ways to block these videos so they remained entirely inaccessible online.

Regarding the incident involving Rosalie that occurred on the street earlier, there was scant information available online as to what little existed had been swiftly removed.

Therefore, Rosalie found it hard to believe that Wrenna could have stumbled upon those videos.

Agyness appeared increasingly embarrassed and swiftly shifted the topic. “However, regardless of what occurred, Jen shouldn’t have forcibly torn out Wrenna’s hair. I’m unsure if the damaged part will ever grow back. If it doesn’t…”

“If so, arrange for a doctor to assess the damage and determine the appropriate treatment.” Rosalie added, “I will cover all the expenses.”

pondered. She was reluctant to resolve the matter so swiftly, especially since they were in the teachers’ office where several teachers were present.

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only invite further disdain from those teachers in the

let the two children apologize to each other,” Rosalie suggested. “Apologize to each other?” Agyness hesitated, considering that her daughter had endured a more severe injury than

stemmed from her desire to defend me and Lillian. On the other hand, Wrenna shouldn’t have uttered those words, considering she is now part of the Youngblood family. Understandably, she might not have fully grasped the concept that family rises and falls together, but you do.

nearly speechless. By invoking the Youngblood family as a rationale for her stance, any insistence

apologized to each other. Only after this did Rosalie turn around, exchange pleasantries with the headteacher, and depart with

into the car, Guillermo spoke up. “Mommy, I’m truly sorry. I failed to protect

true. I’m okay. You did a great job looking out for me, Guille!” Jennifer insisted, despite her braids, once meticulously arranged in the morning, now resembling tangled

but find Jennifer’s appearance

your siblings,” Rosalie said as her hand straightened her daughter’s messy clothes. She then continued, “Even though fighting isn’t the right approach, Jen, I understand you did so today

his mother, a glimmer of

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eyes. Clearly, he comprehended that fighting was not a suitable way to resolve conflicts. After all, the Youngblood family’s method of nurturing their heirs was unlikely to foster recklessness. Besides, the young lad

fully grasp her mother’s words, and the disagreement was evident on her young face. Clearly, she still found

children’s disparate responses, Rosalie couldn’t help but sigh inwardly. While her daughter was undoubtedly intelligent, her intelligence

You’ll grasp this in the future,” Rosalie said while patting

had to be experienced firsthand before

Rosalie did not anticipate that Agyness would arrive directly at the Youngblood residence with Wrenna that same

wearing a small hat on her head, but as she stepped into the living room of the Youngblood residence, Agyness removed her hat. Instantly, the bald patch on Wrenna’s hair became

here to apologize to Jen,” Agyness