The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 315

Minerva was a reasonably good-looking woman of about thirty years of age. As she approached Natalie, the signs of surgical enhancement on her symmetrical face became apparent.

Her body was not as chubby as her son’s. On the other hand, it was a figure carefully designed for seduction.

Natalie frowned as she regarded the sultry figure before her.

“What is going on here?”

Minerva chuckled. “Your sons have been a handful, haven’t they? One of them stole the heirloom of the Swan family while the other beat my son up to a pulp and you still have the cheek to ask that?”

“That’s not what happened,” Xavian piped up unexpectedly.

Every eye in the room flicked toward him at once.

“I did not steal his pendant!” Xavian declared a little louder. “Clayton punched Milton because he framed me for stealing his pendant!”

you not been taught how to behave?” Minerva rounded on him

Wendell Fahnberg, felt the need to intervene when

calm yourself,

do that when my son is being mauled in your school, Mr. Fahnberg?” Minerva turned to regard him with incredulity. With her hands on her hips, Wendell struggled

the Swans! Many experts have attested to its value of being over tens of millions by the certificate of authenticity that they have all signed. As Milton is the sole heir of the

interrupted as she stared at the other woman with such cold hostility that the latter’s rant stuttered to a

sign of anger, the cold disdain emanating from her body

this story. I know my children well enough

the room, Natalie walked toward Xavian and knelt

take Milton’s

firmly as he looked

the two of you beat him

boys nodded

were the ones to start it.” Clayton lowered his gaze as his voice shook. “Milton accused Xavian of being a thief and of us being fatherless bastard boys.

“And my mother! Even if I have to go to prison for what I’ve done, I will not allow him to speak of you this way!

two, he felt that he had to put on a brave front in front of his mother and younger brother who relied on him. Despite his best efforts,