Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 60

Old Mrs. Daugherty no longer had the strength to support herself. She got to her feet with the help of the housekeeper. Adina also got up. She held Old Mrs. Daugherty’s right hand. 

“Grandma, I’ll help you in.” Old Mrs. Daugherty nodded. Then, the two of them went into the resting lounge. The atmosphere dining hall was still chirpy.

This was the first time Duke visited the Daugherty family, so all the family members thought that the marriage between the family and the Winters family was a done deal.

“Duke, they have recently released a new movie. You should go and watch it with Dew in the afternoon,” Ruby grinned and said, “After the movie, you can go shopping for a while before you have a candlelight dinner. How romantic that would be!”

Dew shyly lowered her head. She wanted it, but she still said, “Duke should be very busy in the afternoon. How would we have the time for a movie?”

“Well, no matter how busy you are, you still have to take some time to cultivate the relationship with your girlfriend,” Sammy said. 

“You’ve been in a relationship for about four years already, so you should plan for the wedding. Duke, please don’t mind me blabbering. Look, Dew is not young anymore. If you keep delaying it, she will be an old lady. The sooner you hold a wedding, the better it is…”

an icy gaze was

a cold shiver

flashed a

Secondly, I won’t marry Dew Daugherty. Thirdly, even if Dew turns into an old

cut off

known that this man was not willing to marry her,

also never embarrassed

the Daugherty family. She always abused her right and used the Winters family to suppress the second and third uncles’ families. But now, Duke just tore off her hypocritical, extravagant facade in front

picked up her bag from the dining

pushed away the chair, got up, and

long, so he could catch up with Adina after taking two strides. Then, he walked side by side with her and left the villa of the Daugherty family. The grief in Dew’s eyes instantly turned into

must have

Sammy added fuel to the fire, and she sought to rejoice in Dew’s misfortune.