You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 156 Disgust

If this was before she had seen Cameron in prison, then Crystal might have considered pretending as if she was still on close terms with Angie just to make sure the Colts would treat the girl well enough.

But as things were, Crystal was filled with nothing more than hatred for Cameron, and by extension, she was disgusted with Angie too.

Angie had decided to show up in front of her at the most inappropriate of times.

She could only blame herself for being incapable of protecting her own daughter all those years ago. This had allowed Angie to take her real daughter’s place and spend a good twenty-something years living in the lap of luxury in the Wendels’ household.

Crystal did not want to see Angie at all. It only reminded her of how she had given Angie a life of privilege while her real daughter was suffering in another home for the same amount of time.

The more she thought about this, the more her heart twisted, and she was filled with indescribable agony.

She felt nothing more than hatred and disgust for Angie, so much so that she couldn’t even bring herself to feign sympathy or fondness for the girl.

“Don’t ever call us Mom and Dad again,” Crystal bit out icily as she eyed Angie impassively. “Maddie is our daughter, and you are Xander and Cameron’s. Neither I nor the Wendels have anything to do with you anymore.”

“Mom…” Angie stared at Crystal pleadingly. She wanted to beg for her favor and sympathy, but she could not bring herself to do it. She was worried that if she did, Amelia would find out she meant nothing to Michael and Crystal.

However, Amelia had already realized this.

When Angie first returned to the Colt Residence, she had made it sound as though Michael and Crystal still loved her. However, they had to send her away because they wanted to placate their real daughter, whose animosity toward her had been unbearable and there was no resolving things amicably.

this, Amelia had her doubts. If her daughter had been the one who was switched by Cameron, she would hate that woman and the girl

of time, she did wonder if Crystal was

at birth and they ended up loving the child they had raised more than they did their biological offspring. Amelia didn’t want to discount Crystal as someone capable

off the streets. It wouldn’t be too far a stretch to suppose

shown to have mistreated Angie during her stay with the Colts, then she would be in a world of trouble

toward Michael and Crystal far exceeded her hatred for Angie, so she put up with the girl’s unwanted

a man of any fortitude, he was a pushover who listened

past, her life had been something of a cabaret, and she had no complaints whatsoever. However, a complete stranger who had absolutely no relation to her whatsoever was living in her home right

existence was a sore reminder of the fact that she was not Xander’s first

to keep the family business from crumbling and going bankrupt with his brother and father’s help, and it was only after that that he could make ends meet and feed his

money that Xander had made with the help of his brother and father would be used to feed

be the only ones in the Colt Family, but now, they had an extra person among them. It was getting on Amelia’s nerves; she wanted nothing more than to make Angie disappear, but she thought about Michael and Crystal and

and brother had emphasized that she ought to be nicer to Angie so that they could use her as

done and give her considerable benefits. Their offer had tugged on her heartstrings, and

years, so Amelia was sure that there would be residual sentiments between them. In that case,

into and spy on Michael and Crystal’s every move. When she found out that they would be dropping by the prison to see Cameron earlier today, she had rushed over to the vicinity with Angie, and there was no hiding her anticipation as she made it look as though they had run into the couple by

no matter what happened, Michael and Crystal would look back on the last twenty-something years they had spent raising Angie. Even if they had been the ones to

only reaffirmed Amelia in her belief that the Wendel couple would agree to

expect for reality to turn out so differently than what she