The Enigmatic Return (Nancy’s And Roxanne )

Chapter 1507

Half of Wilfrid’s face displayed the stark imprint of a slap. His complexion turned ashen, and he fixed an intense gaze on his father as if seeing him clearly for the first time.

“Dad, do you see me as your son, or just as a tool that you can use and show off?” he asked, word by word, immediately leaving Nigel and Maggie utterly baffled.

Maggie quickly tried to mediate, “What are you saying? Apologize to your father, and don’t provoke him any further. Our family is already chaotic enough because of that w*nch-”

Before she could finish her sentence, Wilfrid couldn’t hold back any longer. He erupted, “Don’t call her that! Neera is the best person in the world, and the kindest to me. You have no right to insult her like this!”

Maggie was startled, then immediately scolded him with a frown, “What do you mean by ‘the person who treats you the best’? You ungrateful boy, why do you have to be like her, an ingrate?”

Wilfrid clenched his teeth, his words squeezing out between them, “Since I was little, it’s always been Neera taking care of me. Who among you ever cared for me? Neera woke up early to chop wood, light the fire, and cook. She took me to school, picked me up, and helped with my homework. When I was sick, it was my sister staying up all night by my bedside! And what about you? What have you been doing? Mom, what else besides playing mahjong? Dad, I’ve wondered why you’re always not at home. It turns out that you’ve been gambling with the money. After losing, you come home drunk, venting your anger on the family, either hitting or scolding my sister! What right do you have to scold her? Before, I thought you didn’t like Neera because it cost more money to raise two kids, but in the end, you still took her in, which showed you still had some kindness in your hearts. But now, it seems I was completely wrong. From the beginning to the end, you’ve been doing nothing but evil!”

“So, you’re an ingrate after all!” Nigel was seething with anger, his fist poised to strike.

Yet, Wilfrid firmly grasped his fist, his gaze icy. “Seeing how lively you are, your arm must be fine, right? Weren’t your deceiving everyone before, claiming you were seriously injured? So, you’ve been lying all along, fooling me, fooling Neera, and now you want to manipulate public opinion to force Neera into doing what you want and to slander her!”

of you, stop this at once! What on earth is going on? Wilfrid, are you really going to take it this far with us, your parents, over

cold, his eyes reflecting both pain and deep disappointment, with a

me not to get involved, not to let these matters impact me. But you, you exploited me as a pawn to confront her, tarnishing her reputation. I can’t endure it any longer, and I refuse to. Dad, Mom, if you’re ready to release a statement, extend apologies to Neera, apologize to the Beauvorts, there might be

anger as he shouted, “What do you mean by this? Are you threatening us? Threatening your own parents for a stranger? What kind of behavior is this? I’m warning you, Wilfrid Marrow, if you continue to side with that outsider, Neera, against your own family, don’t call me your father anymore! And don’t come back to this family!”

your ways, then it’s fine if I don’t return to this home. From now on, I won’t take a single cent of your money. I will

Mon, 11

decision, Wilfrid didn’t want to linger any longer.

never expected him to be

necessary? Over such a trivial matter, you’re going to cut ties with your family? Where’s your heart in all of this?”

words. He simply

erupted in anger, “If he wants to leave, let him leave! Don’t stop him! I don’t know what kind of influence that w*nch has on him, making him want to sever ties with his own family, causing an irreparable rift. Now he’s wholeheartedly devoted to that w*nch, someone who disregards the poor and admires the rich. Consider it as

“So, you don’t respect us, your humble parents, just because Neera is wealthy,

this, finding their reasoning increasingly irrational. Eventually, he chose

no point in wasting words on these two, whose minds seemed clouded. With unwavering determination,

that after his departure, Maggie and Nigel’s audacious actions were far from over. They took the matter online, seemingly aiming for a final

they went on to blame Neera for damaging Wilfrid’s relationship with

sympathy from everyone; instead, it was met with