Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game

Savannah interjected at the right time, “Ophelia, please forgive me, I really know I’m wrong, as long as you are willing to forgive me, I’m sure he will also forgive me. Will you want to see the relationship between him and my break up?”

Ophelia just leaned into Zachariah’s arms.

Savannah cried just the kind of very fake crying which was looked as if Ophelia was bullying her.

Mrs. Chambers glanced at Savannah with some heartache, but in her heart, she complained about Ophelia’s insensitivity. Savannah was her daughter, and she had been unduly pampered.

At the moment, her feelings became a little complicated.

“Ophelia, we never see Savannah like this. Can’t you forgive her?” Mrs. Chambers said in a seemingly gentle manner, but in reality, she was privately putting pressure on Ophelia.

Ophelia felt sad in her heart.

She smiled bitterly, as expected, no matter how much Mrs. Chambers loved her, as long as Savannah played a little hypocritical trick, all the wrongdoings she had done could be written off.

There is still much unfairness in this world.

“Mom, I ...” Ophelia wanted to say something, suddenly feeling nonsense.

“Mom, I am not going to forgive Savannah until she realizes what she has done wrong. I am going to ignore her existence.” Zachariah tightened Ophelia’s waist and said without question.

Mrs. Chambers’ eyes became very complicated.

wrong in the past. I have

on thin

Mrs. Chambers looked at

in Mrs. Chambers’

Chambers would be doomed to have a bad impact, but

she were gripped tightly at the thought of her son

forgive a deliberate hatred of killing her son

Unforgivable!

get up,” Zachariah said

Savannah cried again.

a capricious mistake?” Savannah raised her hand and wiped her tears, “I’ve been through a lot in the past month and a half, and I’ve realized

Zachariah became even angrier.

was not

she is your sister anyway, she has realized that she was wrong, so you and Ophelia can forgive

Chambers’ bias was the

insisted on doing so, then they

hit her sister-in-law and nephew. Without the deliberate connivance of her elders, she would

warm voice, “Dear, give Ophelia some time. It is our daughter who has done wrong. She should learn the

a spectator before, he was the fairest of them all, not partial, not biased, and he could say a fair word about who was right and who was wrong, so that was why

Ophelia. She felt guilty as her favoritism just now looked like she had hurt