You, Me And Our Genus Twins

You, Me And Our Genius Twins Chapter 117

Chapter 117 No Pushover

Nicholas froze as he stared at Alina in shock and disbelief.

Her words were like death by a thousand cuts, and he couldn’t bear the hurt any more than he could bear her disgust for him when she found out he had slept with Angie.

In fact, Alina had brutally put him in his place and called him a fool. She had told him that she was breaking up with him, not because of his unexpected one-night stand with Angie, but because he was a simpleton with no common sense of right and wrong.

A simpleton with no common sense of right and wrong? No. That’s not me. Nicholas shook his head as he said hurtfully, “Lina, how could you say that about me? I just…” I just felt so sorry for Angie, and I wanted to help her get through these tough times.

He couldn’t bring himself to say that. He couldn’t tell Alina that he felt bad for Angie; while he was being a good samaritan, Angie had been scheming against him. She had turned around and bitten him like a viper as soon as he left himself wide open. That in itself was a foolish mistake on his part.

Nicholas thought Alina was being unfair, but at the same time, he couldn’t quite find the words to argue and prove her wrong. The flush on his cheeks was gone, and he was looking more ashen-faced by the second.

“Lina, how could you say such things about Nicholas?” Erin’s heart twisted when she saw how broken Nicholas looked. “Nicholas is just too kind for his own good! He took pity on Angie and tried to help her. None of us could have expected her to take advantage of him like this! She’s an ingrate and a traitor!”

“Pity?” Alina repeated with a raise of her brow. “While you were all taking pity on Angie, did you ever stop to feel sorry for Madam Crystal? She nearly lost her life giving birth to Madeline, only for her long-time enemy to take the baby away and replace her with another. Imagine her anguish!”

didn’t think Angie would turn out to be so evil. We really

have you ever thought that you and Nicholas’ kindness would only add insult to Crystal’s injury? Angie is Cameron’s daughter, and if Crystal sees Angie, she would inevitably think of Cameron; it would only be a stab to her heart. Angie has to be sent away so that Crystal will never have to see her again and get stressed out about it!” Having said all this, she eyed Erin mockingly and drawled, “You know, Madam Erin, if I didn’t know that you were

in actuality, her implication was clear. She suspected Erin was using Angie to spite Crystal

such outlandish ideas? I couldn’t possibly have thought that far. I watched Angie grow up, and all I want to do is care for her after all that has happened. I have nothing against my sister-in-law, so why would I spite her? Now is

in this

her in as a daughter,

close to Erin and Morgan’s side. Michael and his two brothers were tight-knit, and naturally, their children mingled well enough too. As for the in-laws, while Crystal and Erin were not

her place was to further her plans of hurting Crystal, but now that Alina had brought this up, Michael and his sons began to feel as if

but Erin had never doted

her away, but Erin suddenly insisted on taking her in as a daughter without even considering the main family’s disagreement. In retrospect, one had to question her motives in doing so; had she truly felt sorry for Angie and wanted to keep her, or

that she had, it was as if the jigsaw pieces were starting to fall into place, and they

looks they gave Erin started

she met their inquisitive gaze. She dared not risk offending the main family in any way; pretending to love Angie as if she was her own to spite Crystal was the best plan she could come up

top elite family in Wendel City after Michael stepped up as

Robert to succeed his father, the family was already on the verge of a downfall. The nobility of their name was an empty shell, and while they did their best to polish up said shell,

back on track. It was under his

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