Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

It would be impossible for Nicole to shake off Viola's ruthless gaze. To be exact, Nicole had also been paying attention to Viola the moment she entered the room.

Viola was colder than before and also crueler, which was hard to be disguised.

Nicole looked at Viola with a faint smile and said, "Why are you looking at me like you were going to eat me? What did I do wrong?"

Edwin frowned.

"What are you doing? Why are you staring at Nicole? It was me who had punished you. What? Did I get you wrong? You have a problem with me?"

Edwin said in such a harsh tone that Viola was immediately weakened, "No, Grandfather, how can I have a problem with you?"

"Stop being a wolf in a sheep’s clothing. If you weren't Audrey's daughter, I wouldn't care about you at all. You father didn't teach you well. How can you fit yourself in the society if you don't change your behaviors now?"

When Edwin thought of Dominic, he was furious.

Viola didn't dare to say anything. She lowered her head quickly, making it impossible for others to see her expression. No one knew what she was thinking.

Seeing this, Nicole only smiled slightly and said, "Grandfather, don't be angry. She still needs time. After all, she is my sister and one of the Shaws. She represents our family’s image, right?"

Hearing this, Viola quickly raised her head and glanced at Nicole with anger and coldness.

Nicole was clearly prompting Edwin to punish her, and she wasn’t trying to conceal her intention at all.

Nicole didn't care about whether Viola hated her or not. Why would they pretend to be sisters with so many contradictions between them?

She sneered and said to Edwin, "Grandfather, I have something I want to tell you. Shall we go to the study?"

Viola frowned again.

What did Nicole want to say to Edwin?

She even wanted to say it behind her back!

Was she thinking about urging Edwin to punish her again?

Viola felt that everything Edwin had done was a result of Nicole’s temptation, so she hated Nicole even more.

One day, she would make Nicole kneel in front of her and beg her!

Nicole didn't care what Viola was thinking. She looked at Edwin with anticipation.

Edwin certainly wouldn’t reject Nicole. He quickly put down the newspaper and smiled, "Alright, let's go to the study."

"Grandfather, take your time."

Nicole stood up and helped Edwin to his feet.

"I am indeed an old man, my dear

not old at all. You become

good at flattering

her

argue with Viola now. She helped Edwin into the study and locked the

so cautiously, Edwin's

presence really made things

you keeping an

"Sort of."

Nicole did not deny.

helped Edwin to a chair and sat down. Then, she looked at Edwin seriously and asked, "Grandfather, do you

Edwin stunned.

eyes became a little

That old woman!

be

Instead, she walked to the side and took out a

to memorize for a long time, and he finally

jacket. She was defined as a reactionary person due to her family, so she did not dare to look up at

get

that her clothes were ripped up to shreds. At that time, as he was

flash of gratefulness. Because his family enjoyed great power, Edwin was not punished for this action. Instead,

For outsiders, Edwin's kindness was the

occasionally help her, but he never thought that they

family regained reputation. They became together naturally

a happy life, with him dealing with his career and her taking

so sadly, yet she did not

of his parents when they were about to pass away. His old mother was paralyzed in bed. As he enjoyed sufficient records of standing up to bullies, he was

were supposed to be

was born, which meant Edwin was

refute him at that time. She only said

he found out that Martha's biological father was a terrorist, Edwin had regretted

gentle and virtuous woman cheat on him? Even if she was raped, she would still sue

But she didn't.

time, he thought that she had endured enough loneliness, so she

there was something hidden

passed away. Even though he was now filled with guilt and longing, there

Edwin felt so guilty.

that his mood had changed, Nicole poured him a cup of tea and whispered,

now that I look back on my life, I realize that the person I'm sorry for the most in my life is your grandmother. She accompanied with me when I was poorest and most miserable, but she left me when I made fortune. She led a poor and disgraceful life in the rest of her life, and now that I think about it, maybe she has something

eyes filled with

I did not help her. I didn't participate much in your grandmother's life. Now that I think about it, all the glory in my life was obtained because of your grandmother's silent support, but I made her left. Is a man's self-esteem really that important? Now that I'm old, I know that nothing is better than having a wife by my

Edwin chocked with sob.