Warning: My Mommy Is A Savage! By Seeking A Peaceful

Chapter 49

Charmine had gotten used to Joey’s hate-filled eyes

over the years. This Joey was utterly smitten with

Tiffany, too. Even if she found out Tiffany was the

adopted daughter, she would still side with her.

It felt like a drag for Charmine to even talk to them,

thus she coldly instructed, ” Someone, come and show

them the way out.”

The security guards who were supposed t o bring

Charmine out went to Amelia and the group instead.

With the white-hot pain still burning at Amelia’s

dislocated arm, she growled through gritted teeth,

“Don’t act all high and mighty, Charmine! I don’t want

to spend any more time in this stupid store; it’s too

dirty for me! Just wait for it, Charmine. I’ll let

everyone see your ugly face this afternoon, and your

reputation will be torn to shreds!”

Amelia did not let the guards touch her as she

struggled to walk out herself. Joey and Julian carried

Tiffany, and they glared at Charmine with

unadulterated hate. Tiffany, on the other hand, held

herself like a regal white swan, the cared-for princess,

though she secretly gave Charmine a dirty look

herself.

what if she had a diamond

hers, Joey was hers,

Jordan family was

“Wait,” came Charmine’s crisp

and the rest instinctively stopped t o

were evidently taken aback,

bill for the

That’s three hundred thousand bucks

total.” 4

card machine

them nonchalantly.

and Tiffany

flabbergasted.

red with hatred. Joey—the one

grudge—snapped. “How shameless of

for money

and using up the Jordan

it’s three hundred

hundred thousand! But

to the Jordan

the money you’ve used throughout the

out a card

picked up the card

the display glass

Tiffany, so I’ll only take

turned red with

still had to pay

was not

wanted nothing more than to

quickly pulled herself together at

paparazzi outside and her plans.

and

right,” she muttered. “I broke it, so

She pulled out a card,

eyes burned with anger still.

to pay for her arrogance and

300,000 ‘ damage’.

the card,

“You may leave

walked out of the store

out of their heads.