Daddy, Chasing Mommy Back is On Us!

"Well..." Even Jezebelle knew her plan wasn't practical. "You can beg Helen or John for mercy. Don't they like Joaquin and Jameson? Aren't they intent on having Pierre marry you?"

"Why would they even want to see me when Megan stabbed their son? My only connection with them is through Pierre and our sons. They might even be wondering if I am also capable of what Megan did, seeing that she's my sister!"

The fact that Megan stabbed Pierre gave Meredith a headache, as she didn't know how she should handle the matter. After sniffing around, she came to know that the Fowlers didn't know that Pierre was injured yet, so she figured that Pierre might've hidden the truth from them. Therefore, she wouldn't be the one to cross them by actively informing them of the incident.

"So what are we to do now?" Jezebelle began wailing.

Her wails only served to aggravate Meredith's headache. "Mom, can't you be quiet? Let me think!" Rubbing her temples, she reviewed her plans. Although she was already prepared to launch the second phase of her plan, she had made a miscalculation. She didn't know John would be so overprotective of his grandsons. With the boys now banned from going to kindergarten, she was out of moves.

moment, she relented upon heaving a sigh, as

this slide out of concern for his sons!" Jezebelle quickly agreed

a glance at her mother, Meredith was suddenly overcome with feelings of desolation. "Mom, have you ever wondered about my thoughts on the matter when you repeatedly

"I... I just don't

Meredith heaved a sigh. "Ever since I was younger, Megan has been more

as well, for she was soon on her way out with her bag. She didn't have much time to spare, so

Megan and her were twins, their personalities were drastically different; Megan was more outgoing and cheerful, whereas Meredith was more quiet and thoughtful. The latter wasn't keen on

who got to pick. In the case of them making a mistake, Megan was also always the first to speak up. As she would always use the situations to her advantage, their parents tended to believe in her, so Meredith was always the