The Remorseful Brothers

Chapter 38

The family took quite a bit of a walk.

They actually circled the entire Acocester University.

Meanwhile, Madeline was not useless

When they took photos of the whole family, Madeline was the photographer.

Layla looked at the photo and was very satisfied. “What a beautiful family photo. Send it to me later, Winnie. I want to post it on Instagram.”

Winslet smiled and replied, “Maddie, do you want to take a picture, too? Let me take one for you. Take one with our brothers.

Joel snorted and left first. “Who wants to take a photo with her? Jinx.”

Thomas smiled and said, “It’s okay. There are still many opportunities to take photos in the future. There’s no rush. Winnie’s the main character today. We can take photos at Maddie’s university when she goes to university next time.”

The entire time, Madeline was envious

very

Madeline envied how shameless the family was that they could speak so blatantly.

It was unbelievable for her.

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After all, was that not Madeline’s university?

Meanwhile, Layla said, “All right. It’s getting late. Let’s have dinner nearby.”

By the time they got home, it was already past eight in the evening.

Madeline was exhausted.

There were several phone calls on Madeline’s phone, and they were all from the company.

With that, Madeline told Matilda that she would take a few days off and ignored everything else.

After Madeline had taken a shower, Thomas came to see her out of the blue. “Maddie, come see me at my study,”

Madeline looked at her father and replied, “Okay.”

It turned out that Layla and Thomas were both waiting for Madeline in the study.

When Madeline stepped out of her room, she noticed the provocative and malicious smile on Winslet’s face, who was drinking water in the corridor.

It was quiet in the study, and Thomas seemed solemn

Sit, Maddie.”

Madeline sat across from them.

Then, Layla closed the door.

time they had been alone in

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at them, her so–called

she later realized

and said, “You can tell me if you have

and took out a contract from the

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We just had it down in black–and–white in

It was

on it

the university to Winslet and keep that a secret for

up the right of inheritance in the Larson family and agree to

countryside and return a year later from

receive a compensation of 20,000

chuckled. “Aren’t they treating me

Why did you bring me back? There would’ve been less trouble now if

Layla’s smile froze instantly.

her baby daughter; the former had carried her for ten months, after all. Thus, there was no way Layla would have let Madeline stay in the countryside

sense, Layla was a little guilty back

than eight months since they brought her back, Layla

thought Madeline was

was annoyed every time she saw Madeline, not to mention treating the

Winslet, the blood tie with Madeline was much

don’t mean to abandon you with this contract. We only want you to study hard in the countryside. Next year, you will still be our good daughter

said, “What if I don’t do

some arrangements for

and said, “Tll do it, and I don’t

there would be

looked at Madeline curiously. “It’s impossible if

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couple looked

they didn’t expect was that Madeline’s request was really

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shook her head and interjected, “I want to legally disown you guys and I

fell silent as soon

“It’s for your good

without a hint of emotion in

Madeline was looking at

it hard

mother carried you in her body for ten months and almost died. when she gave birth to you. Are you trying to break ties with us? I’m telling you now. Don’t even think about it. If

Madeline looked helpless.

not understand how they had no concern for her

that her parents

Madeline to give her life back to her

fulfilled her

sneered. “Then, I won’t sign the contract. Unless I die.

“Don’t be stubborn. Madeline, be good and sign it. That way, it’d be

inherits in the future, I will inherit the same-” Madeline suddenly paused and smiled. Then, she added, “No. I will inherit more than her. After all, I

“It’s up to you whether I sign the contract or not. I