Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 196

She leaned back in her chair as she waited.

However, she noticed Duke frown before he hung up the phone unhappily. she chuckled and said, “He refused to apologize, didn’t he?”

Duke’s expression turned cold. “Intelligent children have their own minds. They refuse to accept the world’s way or submit to anyone,” Adina said in an understanding manner. “Not everyone is as obedient and mature as my son, Alden. Mr. Winters, you better put more effort into educating your son.” Duke was speechless.

Obedient?

he took the document from the desk and left. Adina shrugged as if she could not be bothered. It was normal for kids to make mistakes. She was very tolerant of that. She would be fine as long as they did not make the same mistake again. After Adina clocked off work, she went to pick her kids up from their preschool. Then, she

three of them took the elevator upstairs before they knocked on a presidential suite door. A haggard voice came from inside. “Come in.” Adina pushed the door open and held her children’s hands as they walked in. “Ms. Daugherty, it’s been a while. You’re more beautiful

an old man in his seventies. His hair was gray, but he appeared to be in high spirits. He did not look like a seventy-year-old man. He then walked over with a bright smile. Just as he was

you told me about? I thought you were trying to trick me, but it turns out that you really

your student?” Three years ago, the kids were just one year old, and they would always fall sick. She had to take care of them while she worked to earn money. She had lived a rough life, so she never had the time to practice her piano playing. Therefore, she had firmly and resolutely turned Mr. Albert down. Nonetheless, Mr. Albert had been persistent. He had approached her over and over again to persuade her two years ago. Mr.

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well-behaved. I’m sure they wouldn’t object if you wanted to practice the piano. What do you think, Alden?” Although they were meeting for the first time, Alden had a good impression of this old man. He answered in fluent English,