Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 264 After Harold hung up, he stomped downstairs for dinner again.

George held his phone, and a light flashed in his eyes. He then looked at the staff who was standing at the side. “How much longer will I have to wait?” “Twenty minutes,” the staff said politely. “After we received your call yesterday, our manager personally contacted the overseas factory. This piano is newly finished, and countless people have pre–ordered it. It‘s also because of our manager‘s seniority that he is able to grab it from other people. Mr. Winters, please wait for a little longer. The piano will be delivered in a minute.”

George indifferently nodded. Since he had known that Melody loved to play piano, he made a call and preordered a piano. The pianos displayed in the shop were at general first–class level. If he wanted to buy the best piano, he must pre–order it from the original factory. Luckily, he acted very quickly, or this piano would be grabbed by other people. If he used this piano as the present when he first met Melody, she should like it, right? “Mr. Winters, the piano is here.” A truck parked in front of the shop, and the door of the back was opened. A black piano glowed brightly. George did not have the time to examine the piano. He indifferently said, “Process the payment now.”

The service assistant smiled faintly and said, “The total is 6.59 million dollars. Thank you and please come again.”

“Deliver it back with

someone suddenly showed up in front of the piano shop. Dew walked

herself together. “Dew, George let you practice piano also because he wishes that you‘re qualified to be his mother. He‘s doing this for your sake. How can you let George down? Besides, Duke doesn‘t allow you to visit the Winters family anymore. If you also put the piano practice

saw a piano in the truck. Her eyes instantly showed excitement. Was this… the new piano that George bought for her? She really did not raise this son

heart actually still repelled Dew. He hid it so well that everyone thought he respected his mother very