Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 491

Adina helped Flint walk to the hotel next door to the bar.

Earley, who was sitting in the sports car in front of the bar, sneered and the corner of his lips curled up.

So this was the woman that Duke had fallen in love with, and the one who went to a hotel with another man behind his back.

Duke’s reaction would be fascinating if he discovered she had cheated on him.

Earley pulled out his phone and continuously snapped a dozen pictures of Flint and Adina from behind.

However, five minutes later, Earley bitterly deleted these photos because he saw Adina leaving the hotel by herself.

After settling in Flint at the hotel, Adina pulled open the car door and sat inside. She had to think about whether she ought to go home or the company next.

After much thought, she decided to go to the Winters’ mansion, as the several children should have already gone back.

She fastened her seat belt and started the engine. The car was driving smoothly on the road. Suddenly, she became aware of a black car following her, but not closely.

the car would accelerate. The car would also slow down along

the steering wheel, and her car

car door and exited the car. Her eyes were fixed on the man sitting

It was Earley!

not mention that Earley had left Sea

while crossing her arms over her

window, his grim eyes fixed on Adina’s face, and he chuckled lightly, “You certainly have some decent skills, Ms. Daugherty. Even though I was far away from you, you were still

go looking for trouble with

designed with my own hands are truly beautiful and suit you very

irritated. She positioned her phone at an angle and smashed it on the wind-down car

unconcerned. “Why didn’t you ask me why I wanted to tattoo an alphabet

interested in knowing why you wanted to

filled with a

want to know why? Get in the car. I’ll take you to a

Earley opened the car door for Adina to get inside, the corners of his mouth curled up in an evil

kicked the car door shut. “Anyone with a modicum of intelligence would not fall for

seat and spoke word by word, “Don’t you want to see your