Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 893 I Don’t Want Elizabeth to Have a Good Life

Madam Campbell and Shelby looked at her coldly. Madam Campbell said coldly.

“Anna, Lizzy is my daughter in law. It’s not your turn to teach her. Be careful in the future.”

Anna’s eyes narrowed.

Elizabeth was a woman with embarrassing education and a bad character. She was not worthy of Dominic

But she was protecting her, not even listening to what she said just now.

Madam Campbell also spoke up. “Anna, aren’t you too free? If you’re too free at home, you can share our burden. For example, buy grocery or take care of the garden.”

Anna immediately shut her mouth after hearing this.

Her family was no match for the Campbell family. It was mappropriate for her to marry into this family. If it weren’t for the reason that Laurence was gay, she won’t have married into this life.

That was why she kept suffering in silence. She just wanted to live a more decent life.

After hearing her mother-in-law’s words, if she still dared to make a sound, she would be digging her own grave.

The thought of Elizabeth made her hate her so much. The hatred in her eyes was strong. Why didn’t Celine do it yet?

She got up. “Mom, Shelby, I’m going home.”

of them stared at

of the main building and walked to

even took my status and made me

did not forget to pull

this moment,

“Celine,” she answered.

was initially unhappy, would think of Elizabeth when she

her voice was low

you’re

happily that day. They even took a lot of photos and posted them

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she said that she would treat them the

a hurry to ask Anna

her and not letting me talk about her.

when she heard this.

to the afternoon tea at Yinda Hotel, many ladies came to look for her to play mahjong. She was drowned in the diligence of others for a while, so she did not think about those

the birthday of the three kids in two days. I’ll definitely embarrass her then. Just wait

sigh of relief after hearing

need anything. As long

teeth and said, hoping to curso Elizabeth to be

that she hadn’t told