My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 199 President Lawrence‘s Woman, As Expected

 The three of them discussed it for quite some time and felt that this matter still needed Melody‘s help.

After all, Melody was the most supportive person when it came to marrying Wendy into the Lawrence family. Byron would at least listen to what she would say. With that, Magdalene called Melody for a meet–up right away. 

“Wendy is here too? Is there anything you want to eat? It‘s on me today.” Melody did not see the unusual expression on their faces and sat across them with a smile on her face. Wendy forced out a smile. 

“Thanks, Aunt Melody, but I don‘t have much of an appetite today.” After saying this, she gloomily lowered her head with both hands placed on her knees, fingertips intertwined. 

Seeing her like that, Melody asked with great concern, “Are you in a bad mood? What‘s the matter?” Wendy pursed her lips and shook her head. Melody looked at Magdalene confused. Magdalene too forced out a smile. She took out her phone and opened Twitter. This time, without her even searching, the topic already appeared on the trending page. She tapped into it and placed it in front of Melody. 

“Take a look at this.” Seeing the looks on both their faces, Melody felt her heart slightly tighten. She reached out for the phone.

even better after they‘re married.” Seeing the looks on their faces again, Melody felt a little strange but could not think of a reason why. As expected, Melody did not realize at

and said with a troubled face, “But … Wendy wasn‘t even sick yesterday. She was fine at home all along.” As

at home yesterday meant that the woman

could

the photos on the screen and made a vague guess in her heart. She was not sure if it was the speculation in her heart, but the more she looked at the photos, the more the

I‘d like to ask, does

future daughter–in–law was suffering such a grievance and glancing back at the photos where her son was carrying another woman, Melody could not help but feel guilty in her heart. As

there. It‘s our family‘s fault that

Wendy‘s eyes darkened, and she stammered as she

too shameful to remain seated. She bade goodbye to

almost instantly. Back at the Fuller family‘s house, Wendy could