Sweet Twins

Fannie became so angry that her face turned dark red. She stepped forward and kicked Nancy, but Nancy caught her foot before it could even reach her. "The person who will bully me has not been born yet! You bitch! You dare antagonize me?! You want to antagonize me when you're just a poor doctor! If your surname is not Ning, do you think you could even stand here?"

Nancy smiled mockingly at Fannie despite the anger that she felt. She suddenly released Fannie's foot. Fannie lost her balance and fell to the ground.

"I think you're making a mistake, Fannie. I have lived here far longer than you. Thank your mother for being a bitch and a mistress! Because without her, you can't even live in a house like this!"

"Nancy! Don't you dare make vulgar remarks about me!" Jill's face turned red with the shame that her deed was exposed.

"Why? Did I say anything inaccurate? When I was three years old, my mother had a car accident. My parents got divorced and my father married you right away. You married my father when Fannie was already two years old. Would you dare say that Fannie is not my father's daughter? Can you swear that you and my father weren't together before my parents got divorced?" The anger that Nancy felt was so great that she said everything that she had been keeping in her heart for years. Her words trapped Jill in a corner and kept her helpless. "And maybe I should ask you about my mother's car accident too. Was it really an accident? Or did you set it up on purpose?"

"You..." Jill was shocked as Nancy's words penetrated her soul. She was forced to take a step back. "You have no proof to your accusations, Nancy!"

Jill could never claim that Fannie was not the daughter of Clark. If she did this, all the assets of the Ning family would automatically go to Nancy.

Nancy sneered at Jill. It might only be an accusation that Nancy would never be able to prove with incontrovertible proof.

But Jill's nervous reaction and the look of fear in her expression made the whole situation ambiguous.

Nancy felt that she would eventually get even with her bit by bit!

Nancy nodded. "I will eventually find all the evidence you want. As for the shares, I'm sorry!"

She then turned around and walked out of the villa.

"Clark, are you dead? How could you just sit there and watch Fannie and I get bullied by that bitch? Couldn't you even speak for us?"

Jill shouted at Clark in frustration.

Nancy continued walking with her mind troubled with the recent events. The anger that she suppressed all those years burst out of her heart and she felt like a burden that had weighted her down had been taken off her shoulders.

All of a sudden, Nancy's thoughts were disturbed by the sound of Fannie's angry voice from behind.

"If I had known what you would do here today, I would've strangled your baby and thrown it out to feed the dogs!"

Fannie's words caught Nancy by surprise and stunned her.

She slowly turned around and stared at Fannie with burning anger in her eyes.

take my daughter? Tell me, right now!" She rushed at

she was successful in goading Nancy. She quickly closed the gate of the villa and stayed safely

as Nancy rushed

Nancy's sleep at night was

fear that she might receive another call from Fannie. She was afraid of what Fannie

say to

heart was gripped by an invisible

the pain and

and lazy when she woke up that she didn't feel like getting out

was suddenly interrupted by

there? Are

knocked on Nancy's

so upset the past few days that she completely

suddenly wondered why Charles came and looked for her

a fluffy

like a stoic iceberg that wore a thick black wind

Nancy ignored Charles and

again, his voice sounded cold and angry.

seemed to have disappeared.

me, then

weak and pitiful. He immediately concluded that there was something wrong with her that

why are there tear stains on her

sensation suddenly

the door open and went inside

herself from getting hurt. "Charles, what are you going to do

bear you no

is so annoying!' Nancy thought to

doing?" Nancy asked. She then suddenly felt that she was just asking for trouble

and

Nancy thought when she looked

averted her eyes immediately, and then

me, why were you crying?

much!" Nancy said and then lowered her head. The thoughts about her daughter was the reason that she had been crying, but she could not tell