Warning My Mommy is A Savage

Chapter 55

Although Lily was more of a soft-spoken woman, she was very protective of Amelia. She continued to ask for mercy on her daughter’s behalf as she said, “Dad, I know Amelia made a huge mistake this time, but she wasn’t completely wrong. We’ve raised Charmine for so many years, so don’t we deserve something in return? She found such a huge diamond mine. Even if she doesn’t want to give it back to us, she should at least tell us about it, right?”,

“Exactly. She’s ungrateful. It’s like the old saying: ‘When one drinks water, one must remember the person who digs the well ?. Charmine not only forgot about the person who digs the well, but she even tried to kill the person!” exclaimed Amelia’s father, Felix Jordan-the second master of the Jordan family.

Just like that, the room was instantly filled with criticisms against Charmine.

Tiffany, not missing an opportunity to bring out her kind hearted persona, went forward and said, “This isn’t true! We can’t blame Charmine for not telling us since she never liked u s, but she must’ve told Grandpa.

“Grandpa had always treated her so well, and she had always respected Grandpa. It wouldn’t make sense for her to hide this fram Grandpa.” As Tiffany spoke, she poured some tea for Drake and asked gently, “Grandpa, am I right? Speak for Charmine and tell us that it’s so.”

Drake’s face stiffened. Speak up for Charmine? Speak what?

It was a great deal, and she had never told him anything. All these years, he was so concerned about her living alone in Africa that he had been asking Hobson to keep track of her. He was also worried that they would bully her when she got back, so no matter how everyone pestered him into distributing the fifteen percent shares, he saved it for Charmine.

Yet, Charmine…

and knew she hit the bullseye. A glint of satisfaction passed through her eyes, but she stamped it down and asked

we had been quite strict on her all these years, all of us can see how well Dad treated

bird who can fly! Of course she’d fly away as far a s possible; she wouldn’t want

Drake with a disappointed look. “Grandpa, she doesn’t even care

granddaughter who has your genes and

spent my savings

she done? Are you really going to punish me for someone who doesn’t

arrogant, she had always respected him. On the other

materialism and wealth a s he looked only for display of filial affection from his grandchildren. In the past five years, he had heard nothing from Charmine. He had always treated her—the adopted daughter-as his

I don’t treat Grandpa

from the door, and everyone turned to see Charmine walking in with her chin up. She was dressed