The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1061 Mothers–in–Laws Will Always Side with Their Sons

Another teacher saw Judith coming out and immediately signaled for silence.

However, Georgia didn’t care if Judith overheard her or not. In fact, she preferred if

Judith did.

She found Judith’s presence at home annoying and wanted to remind her that marrying into the Martinez family was a blessing she didn’t deserve. She shouldn’t

cause trouble constantly.

Georgia was very different from Haddon in both temperament and behavior. Haddon was indifferent to household matters. He spent most of his time away on

archaeological expeditions and had become more detached from worldly concerns

because of it.

Judith had indeed overheard Georgia’s words. She clenched her fists and maintained

a calm demeanor. “Mom, I need to talk to you.”

Georgia’s disrespect for Judith wasn’t new. She glanced up. “Can’t you see I’m busy?

What could you possibly want?”

despite the situation. Janessa was about to start middle

the recent photos had hurt Judith deeply. Not because of the cheating, but more

was in the photos as well.

matter when she heard that it was about Janessa. She stood up and followed Judith to the room. “What’s wrong with

Georgia. “Mom, you said you took Jane out to relax because she did well in school.

voice down!” Georgia’s initial reaction wasn’t panic, but rather indifference, when Judith confronted her.

her son’s extramarital affairs

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it was an issue if the girl could give her another grandchild. It had to be better than Judith, who was pregnant

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voice trembled with emotions.

tugged at Judith. “Are you out of your mind? There are

but you can’t treat

“Why are you shouting? It’s just a

photo album. “She’s been sending me these for the past three months. You knew who she was all along. You even admitted that

words. “It was just some casual words. Why

you. Don’t

Divorces happen all the time when

loud declaration was meant for the guests outside.