Sweet Divorce

"You!"

Yolanda turned her head to look at Rita with sullen sight as if she would swallow the little girl.

"It was not going to do us any better!"

Seeing Yolanda to break out, Daryal Nash grabbed her and shook head to motion her not to go on.

Yolanda was so infuriating that she shook his hand off.

She gave Rita a sharp look, and then her eyes fell on Mrs. Brown who was sitting on the sofa. "Mrs. Brown, I was sorry for my rudeness today."

"Ouch, I couldn't afford to accept your apology to me." The old lady leered at Yolanda and turned to look at the servant beside her, "Duncan, saw the guest out!"

Snorted and choked up with anger, Yolanda turned her head and walked away quickly without waiting for the servant to see her out.

Seeing Yolanda like a drown mouse, Mrs. Brown appeared very proud and self-satisfied and in a good mood with her lips lifting up unconsciously.

"Grandma, I would be blamed for all of this today. I dishonored you and the family." Rita plopped down on the ground, begging to look at the opposite person." Please stop beating dad, if you were still angry, you could hit me."

"No, mum, you could beat me. Rita was too small to stand the family penalty."

"Dad!"

father kneeling, Rita was worried with tears

kindly, "Fine, you two could stand and I hoped such matter would

with joy and

things, Amelia also realized the change of Rita and her prejudice toward Rita disappeared

Yolanda's hand off

recognized Rita

her eyebrows, "Rita, I heard from your parents that you

learn more so that I could do my part when it was my

delighted, "Well, your idea was great, then

"Yes."

then she asked tentatively, "Grandma, the school was close to home, could I go back home to see you and other family members when I

"…"

the words, Amelia kept silent for

give an answer, she suddenly became

she

longer time until Amelia's affection for her had more than

kept silent for a long

home just after behaving better in two incidents in front of grandma. She considered that Rita may became clever recently, but it seemed

home again, so she pretended to plead mercy for her, "Grandma, my sister changed a