The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Fortune 35

Chapter 35

Tanya felt heartbroken and upset when Madison locked the door on her. When William and Harvey came back home, she softly grumbled to the two of them.

Harvey comforted Tanya with a few words before making his way to the bedroom

William was on the same page with Tanya. Madison didn't get an upper-class upbringing, so she didn't quite measure up to Rebecca in manners. It made sense for her to learn from Rebecca as an example. The following morning, the Locke family gathered at the dining table for breakfast.

As usual, Ethan and Jason weren't home, whereas Rebecca went back to set to film. So, only four of the Lockes sat together for breakfast.

Tanya signaled William to bring up the topic, and the latter cleared his throat. He was just about to speak when the maids came in to report that Josephine and Jordan had shown

1. up.

William was speechless.

the Locke residence quite often

and Jordan were here to apologize. She tugged on William's sleeves and whispered about what went down yesterday. Holding his forehead, William sighed and turned to Madison before shaking his head disapprovingly. After all, Madison wasn't raised by his side, so

been observing William's expression, so she knew what was on his mind. But

over to welcome

you here so early in the morning?" Tanya walked up and hooked her arm around Josephine's. "The kids are still learning. As their parents, we won't take it to heart. You didn't have to come and apologize first thing in the morning. Besides, Maddie is at

stated that Madison and Jordan were equally at fault, so no one

expression would darken the moment she heard that she quickly pulled her hand away, her tone turning unfriendly. "That's not how it is,

Was Josephine blaming everything on Madison? That seemed inevitable. Without

easy target

you coming over to apologize

off Tanya. Her expression shifted instantly as she faced Madison. "I came

and said, "You have no idea, but I just clicked with Maddie the moment I saw

gorgeous, thoughtful, and well-mannered. You won't find another woman

at a loss for words. He could tell Josephine wasn't being sarcastic, and she meant

was dumbounded as