Warning My Mommy is A Savage

Chapter 179

Charmine felt as if she had been cut loose, no longer deemed worthy of Joey’s love.

“So vou’re not gonna give me a chance to explain as usual and just assume that I’m the one who pushed her? Again?” she whimpered helplessly, reminding Joey of the memory they had made yesterday where she had a good conversation with Charmine.

“Enlighten me? C’mon, Charmine. I saw what happened with my own eyes. What else can you explain?” spluttered Joey.

“What do you expect when you’ve already perceived that I’m the one at fault? Do you think that I’d just push her if I wanted payback? With the evidence I had yesterday, I can easily send her to jail. I pushed her out of revenge? Hah! What a joke!” huffed Charmine.

She gazed coldly at Tiffany, somewhat furious. She then ripped her eyes away and walked back to the shade where she had been resting earlier. She was back to being left alone. 1

“I don’t think Charmine would do this. There must be some misunderstanding going on.” The crew was chatting amongst themselves about it.

“Shoving Tiffany into the pool would only make her choke a bit and Charmine herself would have to bear the consequences. It isn’t worth it.”

its cover. Some people appear to be kind but who knows? They

think of the time when she

guessing game as they no longer believed that Tiffany was as pure as snow since the incident. They even

decision to not hand over the evidence or snatch Julian away from Tiffany at such a difficult time had caught her off guard. It seemed that Charmine was not

through the park alone, and there was an uncomfortable feeling that gripped at Joey’s heart. She could have

turned to Tiffany and said, “Let’s go

didn’t do it on purpose…” Tiffany tried to implore Joey to change her mind. She sounded

it o n purpose. Look, if you were so unforgivable, she would have

up. Maybe she’s not in the good mood and that’s

to push you down. Let’s go home quickly. I f not, we’ll

She knew that Joey believed

no effort at all, how could she win Joey’s trust

before anymore.’ She clenched her fist,