Spoil My Errant Wife

Betty's expression was livid.

She seemed unwilling to listen to Christina and she shouted and scolded Christina.

"Only people of the Dickens family, shameless and snobbish, would fawn on Hopkins family, that rich and powerful family.

Have you forgotten what kind of person your grandma is? She is a profited-mind woman, so as others of the Dickens family.

As long as they can gain benefits, they will disgrace themselves to fawn on the Hopkins family.

They sell you to the Hopkins family and claim that's for your sake! Christina! Don't you listen to me now? Or you just want that vanity and wealth?"

"I, I'm Not...It has nothing to do with the Dickens family."

Christina almost didn’t dare to look at Betty who was angry like this.

She lowered her voice, pursed her lips, and added, "Patrick is very good to me."

"Shut up!"

Betty gritted her teeth and reminded Christina with harsh words.

"That Patrick, Hopkins family's eldest grandson, was born with a silver spoon.He has everything he wants and there are many women who still covet him now.He had engaged to many women before since he was young.Now that you get married to him, so you're proud of yourself? How much do you know him? The son of Victor and Judy must not be a good guy!"

Betty gritted her teeth hard.

As if she had recalled something, and her body trembled angrily.

"You are not allowed to mention anyone surnamed of Hopkins the future.Not even a single word..."

"And, I tell you, I don't care if the Dickens family agrees to this marriage.Anyway, I don't agree.When you give birth to the bastard in your belly, you must break up with that Patrick!"

Christina stood up anxiously.

"Why?"

Tell me.I don't understand.I don't understand why you're so against my marriage to Patrick.The people of the Hopkins are not

you think they good, then don't take me

didn't want to hear Christina's defense for the

of

echoed in

not argue

her lips

child of the wealthiest

Eisenhower, had dotted and

Christina had become kind of

had always respected her aunt, who had

good health, Christina had dared

hung on, Christina had

cost of starving

to

understand and didn’t want to

in my family.Do you still remember your grandfather

the quiet house, Betty's low

muttering to herself, full

with a stern face, touched your little head, and scared you that he would punish you? Your grandfather loved you so much.He arranged everything

choked with sobs, and her eyes were already

was not her usual

looked up and found there were tears falling from the corner

Christina was in astonishment.

a loss and

eyes were filled with sadness and

on her long

"Baby, you have to