The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 250

Chapter 250

"Why do you have such a long face? They're just talking." Dana said as she poked Sebastian's arm. "Are you worried that Tanya will blame you for not taking care of her daughter properly?"

"Relax! You know what they say-moms usually end up loving their sons-in-law. Besides, you're not that bad. It's just that your emotional intelligence could use a little work," she reassured Sebastian. Sebastian's gare remained fixed on the closed ward door. He was as silent as ever.

"Are you really that worried?" Dana asked.

Sebastian replied in a low voice, "The Locke family doesn't like Madison."

Dana's teasing smile instantly faltered. "What did you say?"

"Maddie's relationship with the Locke family-you know how it is," Sebastian sald.

Dana nodded, recalling the rumors about the Locke family's biological and non-biological daughters. "I've heard that the Locke family is quite infamous for their situation. I specifically inquired about it."" Sebastian continued staring at the door. "The Locke family doesn't treat Madison well.

in confusion. "They finally found their biological daughter and should be doing anything they can to make up for the years lost. How

bond. Meanwhile, there's another daughter they do care about," Sebastian

Sebastian's concems. Her

without any real affection, they might as well not acknowledge her and

and Rebecca equally and make an effort to mend their relationship

bring their own daughter

Tanya stored out with a fierce expression, with Rebecca following closely behind her.

shook her head and sighed. "Madison wasn't raised by us, so she doesn't understand many miles. It she's done anything wrong, please

caused you." mother, I owe you

Maddie as her sister. She's still leaming, and we'll make sure to teach her properly," Rebecca added with a particularly gentle smile, doing her best to embody the etiquette of a wealthy

doesn't need teaching. She's quite polite, and I have no

Rebecca exchanged stunned

If it weren't for someone opposing it, I would've

"Adaughter like Maddie is a

that every parent would