You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 83 What Did You Call Me?

“You…You…” Harriet looked at Madeline, her face pale. She then gritted her teeth and pushed Angie away, then she knelt before Madeline. “I beg of you!” She looked up at Madeline in anguish. “I beg of you, please. As a grandmother, I beg of you. Please have mercy on her. Please let her stay with us. Don’t tear the family apart. You don’t want that to happen because of you, right?”

“What are you doing, Auntie?”

“Grandma, please stand up!”

“Please don’t do this, Grandma!”

Michael and his sons quickly went to pull her up.

“Get away!” She pushed them all away and kept looking at Madeline. “Please, I beg you. I promise that she won’t get in your way even if she stays. She can move in with me. I’ll take care of her, alright?” She styled herself out to be a defender of justice, as if Madeline was the villain who was forcing the victim into a corner.

life. But the problem was that Michael cared about her, and even Jonathan was starting to speak up for her. And then there

got pregnant with her, and she was the one who carried her to term. Madeline was the one in her belly for ten months, not Angie. Kids were their mother’s flesh and bone, and Madeline was Crystal’s flesh and bone, not Angie. Crystal

felt guilty and agony about her loss, and she was always careful around Madeline. She hated herself for letting Cameron do the switcheroo and lost out on her childhood and teen years. She approached her carefully, worried that Madeline might hate her because of something

Too few people were nice to her, so everyone who was nice to her was precious. She’d repay their kindness at least three fold. Madeline wouldn’t want those who were kind to her to feel sad. So what now? She was in a dilemma, and she looked at

good show. He noticed Madeline’s look, and he smiled confidently. Then he wrapped his arm around her waist. “It’s fine. If she wants to kneel, then let her. We have no work tomorrow, so we can stay up the whole night. Let’s see how long

had been quiet the whole night, but now he flew into a rage. “You had better watch it,

now in the ICU, and I can’t go against

Is your wife

stared down, teardrops falling onto the ground. “If anything were to happen to you,

you fell terribly ill and almost died. Did you forget who stayed by you at all times? Harriet never had her own children just because she wanted to take care of you three. She poured

all my fault.” He kept banging his head, but he never did say he would let