The Heiress’ Return & Revenge

Chapter 97 Belated Affection Is Worth Less Than Grass

Leon was taken aback when Melinda called him despicable.

He suddenly burst into laughter. The more he laughed, the louder it became, and his eyes

turned red.

Melinda had never seen Leon behave so recklessly. With a stern face, she said. Leon, are you listening to me? I don’t like Simone. Since you’ve already broken up, it’s better to end it. Don’t think about her anymore. Jo is so good, gentle, and kind. She’s like a little fairy and my ideal daughter–in–law. Listen to me. Pursue Jo and marry her.

She appeared as a loving mother and emphasized. I won’t harm you.”

Leon stood up, laughing and saying. I listened to you too much before; that’s why I lost the girl I liked. You asked me to be good to Jodie, to take care of her more privately, and I did. You don’t like Simone, so I restrained myself from bringing her in front of you and tried to minimize our alone time. What else do you want?”

He kicked the bottle on the ground, sending it flying. “You’ve already destroyed my feelings, and now you want to force me to marry someone I don’t like. I’m your son, not a dog that just obeys commands. I did everything you asked me to do before.”

Then, he ended his sentence with great pain. “But I can’t break up with Simone.”

Thinking about the girl he had protected and cared for since childhood, the one he held dearly in his heart, he couldn’t let her go.

His heart ached.

He had been good to Jodie before and agreed with Titus to snatch Simone’s spot on the variety show. He even helped Titus by agreeing to announce their relationship publicly.

Apart from following Melinda’s wishes, Leon actually had a hidden agenda. He wanted Simone to leave the entertainment industry and come back to him, to revolve around him. He didn’t want others to see Simone’s brilliance and uniqueness.

He hated seeing her act in romantic scenes with other men.

He only wanted to have her for himself, to keep her by his side.

If Simone was forced to leave the industry by Titus and others, he could take the opportunity to have a secret marriage with her.

He had once suggested that Simone leave the industry, but she resolutely refused.

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So, he deliberately acted coldly toward her.

He made her realize that working in the entertainment industry would cause them to spend less and less time together.

not contacting her for a long time, making her reflect and realize who was more important,

she would

he could achieve his goal,

of Jodie and no

this time. She didn’t just play with his desires; she

enough, and Melinda had to add fuel

care of Jodie, how could he have frequent private interactions

“You’re actually scolding me because of Simone. Leon, I am your mother. Don’t you think that I am more important than the little vixen?” She looked at him with a hurt expression.

she believe that annoying

stopped laughing manically and looked exhausted. “Mom, I beg you. Please stop causing

want you to make a choice.” She

he felt like he was about to collapse. ‘Don’t force me anymore. Please

grievance, “How is this forcing? I

suddenly retorted, “Then, who would you choose between me and

She thought that Leon could not compare himself with Reuben, but she knew she couldn’t say it. She couldn’t let her

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important to me. I can’t let go

to me. I can’t let go of either

stunned, her face turning pale with anger.

frowned. “She’s

bewitch you like this, then she’s definitely a vixen.

the voice of Gwen suddenly

if you can bewitch my dad like that, does that mean you’re

returned today to take a few documents that

reached the upstairs, she heard

walked over and roughly listened to

but she didn’t expect Melinda to be so excessive,

couldn’t help but

Gwen, her eyes filled with anger. “You wretched child. How could you speak to

a wretched child,

mind and kept brainwashing

to her core.

she fell back. You! Believe it or not,

she have given birth to such a wretched child? She should

believe it. After all, my dad is your

nower in the family, considering that he was shrewd and clear–headed.