Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 407

Marguerite stood stunned. Although she deeply loved Frederick, it did not mean she would compromise without boundaries

Marguerite turned her head calmly towards Frederick and said, “Apologize? You kidnapped my daughter, so the one who should be apologizing is you”

Teresa was stunned Dops, it seems mommy misunderstood! What could she do?

“Kidnapped?” Frederick raised an eyebrow, almost amused by Marguerite’s accusation, “Your daughter was brought here in a luxury car by my people You’re welcome to ask her how I’ve been treating her.”

Marguerite pulled Teresa into her arms, her voice soft but firm, “Sweetheart, tell mommy, did he bully you? Don’t worry, mommy will protect you I won’t let anyone hurt you”

Frederick was speechless. Bully? Hurt? Marguerite’s wording was quite intriguing

Such a suggestive question, it was as if she was about to label him as a “bad guy” directly!

But Frederick was not in a hurry, because how well he treated Teresa was obvious to all.

Although this little one had no blood relation to him, he truly adored her

Children don’t le, so he’s simply waiting for Teresa to set the record straight with Marguerite

moment, everyone’s attention was focused on

and walked over, as

like a deer in the headlights, Teresa stammered, “Hayes’ daddy Hayes’ daddy

Hayes daddy?” Jocelyn quickly asked

up her mind, the

said. “Hayes’ daddy is a big

was shocked and

what cheater represents? Such surprising words from such a young

bursting into laughter, quickly asked, “Little girl, why do you say he’s

Hayes’ birthday, he flirted with the woman named Yuna in front of mommy! She didn’t like him

time!

always a ladies’ man! And he does

day, but considering he was her father, she decided to spare his dignity But when the little girl said that everyone was stunned. What on earth was this little

into ice. But Teresa was not afraid of his icy face, she stared at Frederick

his angry, almost bloodthirsty gaze as pitiful?

couldn’t help but exchange amused looks with Robert,

ever

You’ve hurt