Chapter 1036
Madeline Crawford and Jeremy Whitman
Madeline glanced at Lana. âI said, I have something to tell you.â
A faint smile appeared on Jeremyâs handsome face. âThere are no outsiders here. My business is also my girlfriendâs business. If Miss Montgomery has something to say, just say it.â
Jeremyâs contemptuous attitude made Madelineâs heart go completely dead.
Just as she was about to speak, Lana walked over leisurely and leaned close into Jeremyâs side. Her tone was coquettish when she said, âJeremy, as your rightful girlfriend, I wonât bother your talk with this Miss Montgomery. Iâll go to the dessert shop downstairs to make a reservation. Iâll wait for you to come down and have afternoon tea with me later.â
Jeremy smiled at Lana softly. âAlright, you go ahead first. Iâll come down and accompany you soon.â
âAlright.â Lana curled her red lips and walked past Madeline with a complacent smile. âMiss Montgomery, I heard that youâre to be married to Ryan Jones soon. Since you can find a man to marry you just after your divorce, your methods sure arenât simple.â
Lana provoked her arrogantly.
Madeline opened her mouth without urgency, saying, âSpeaking of methods, how can I be compared to you, a little mistress who has an audacity thatâs thicker than the city walls?â
ââ¦â Lanaâs expression suddenly collapsed. âEveline, youââ
âLana, you know in your heart what you are. If you want to continue handing me opportunities to shoot you down, then you can just continue to do so.â
ââ¦â
Lana pressed her red lips tightly, her face pale with anger.
Thinking she had set up a trap to deal with Madeline before this only to be completely devastated by Madeline, Lana gritted her teeth and turned her head to smile softly at Jeremy.
âJeremy, your ex-wife is really like a hedgehog. No wonder you didnât want her. Iâll wait for you downstairs, so come quickly.â
Lana turned her body, stared at Madeline, and finally left.
Jeremy felt his body was much cleaner then. Just as he was about to open his mouth, he heard Madeline say to him in a cold voice, âJeremy, I wonât stop you from seeing the children, but donât you speak nonsense to Jack.â
Hearing this, the man quickly thought of his conversation with Jackson last night.
At that time, the feeling of reluctance that surged in his heart for the child made him blurt out those words.
Madeline looked at the man with a calm face and asked him in a deep tone, âWhat do you mean by looking for Jackâs grandfather and grandmother? Are you trying to tell me that my parents are still alive, or are you wanting to tell me that you want to atone for what happened to my mom and dad with death?â
Her emotions were gradually and involuntarily skimming the edge of collapse as she looked at the man with sharp furrowed brows.
âJeremy, let me tell you this, even if you die, you canât ever atone for my parents! Even if you really die, I wonât forgive you!â
Jeremy seemed to be listening to Madelineâs words calmly, but his right hand that was under the table was clenched till his fingertips turned white.
Madelineâs fists were also clenched as she looked at the expressionless man.
âStop talking nonsense to my children, or I wonât let you see them again,â she solemnly warned. Seeing that he was still silent, Madeline walked up to him impatiently.
âDo you hear me, Jeremy? I wonât allow you to speak about these things with the children anymore!
Youâre not allowed to use any negative and decisive means to atone for my dead parents.â
With these last words, Madeline could only choke on her sobs.
Jeremy let go of his clenched hands and stood up unhurriedly. He faced Madeline with a heavy expression, saying in an extremely cold tone, âWhat I want to do or say is not up to you. If you have time, you should go take care of your fiancé. Iâm no longer your husband and no longer your man, so donât come to me again.â