Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 967

When she had acquired more money later on, this necklace never appeared on auction again.

In fact, saying that it currently cost fifty million was too low of an estimated market price. Many people would not be able to buy it, even with a bid of a hundred million.

“You‘re saying that this necklace was on the neck of your adopted daughter?” Mrs. Finnian asked softly as she picked up the necklace.

Jada nodded. “It‘s because she‘s not an ordinary person, that‘s why I want her to marry into your family. In all of Cloud City, only the Finnian heir would be a suitable match for her.”

Mrs. Finnian placed a hand on the table. Her mind was thinking fast.

She had initially wanted her son to marry a rich girl from Sea City, but the aristocratic society in Sea City simply looked down on the people of Cloud City. She had tried very hard for so long, but she still could not gain access to Sea City‘s aristocracy.

If Jack could not marry a rich lady from Sea City, they would have to arrange a marriage with a family in Cloud City that was of similar status to the Finnians.

beneath them. However, this Heart of the Ocean belonged to the adopted daughter... A woman who

lying to me?” Mrs. Finnian asked coolly.

wanted her to marry into the Finnian family. But since you do not agree, Mrs. Finnian, then forget it. One of these days, I‘ll take Adeena to Sea City and find her someone powerful...“.

need to think about it.”

to think about, I won‘t agree

moment, a cold voice came from

before the two madams. “I don‘t intend to get married until I‘ve recalled everything about my past. Mother, please don‘t

eyes narrowed, and she carefully assessed Adeena.

only an adopted daughter, so she had not spared the girl more than a glance. But upon seeing her today, Mrs. Finnian

had a really powerful presence, and her cold eyes made it hard for people to meet her gaze. A woman with such a presence could never be

kinds of ideas rapidly passed through Mrs. Finnian‘s mind, then she smiled. “You

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