Can't Win Me Back (Isabella and Nathan) novel Chapter 91

When Mrs. Hill saw the couple's wedding rings in Victoria and Nathan's hands again, she became even more certain of her speculation.

She went mad immediately and slapped Victoria in the face, saying, "How dare you betray me and marry my son behind my back? Victoria, I underestimated you."

Thea took a step back, looking like a bystander.

Victoria was slapped so hard that she saw stars, her frail body spun several times in place like a willow in a gentle breeze, and finally fell into Nathan's arms.

"Nathan," Victoria said, covering her swollen face, her tears falling like broken jade beads, making her look very pitiful.

Nathan, with a rebellious spirit, was moved by Victoria. He angrily glared at Mrs. Hill and said, "Mom, what are you doing? Victoria is not well, how could you hit her?"

Mrs. Hill slapped Nathan again and shouted, "You have defied my words for her multiple times. Just because of this, I can never agree to let her into our the Hill family."

She turned to Victoria, who was crying with tears streaming down her face, and said, "Victoria, I underestimated you. I clearly warned you to stay away from my son. I never expected you to play two-faced, deceiving me behind my back. Do you think I'm a fool?"

Victoria apologized anxiously, "Mom, Lansheng and I truly love each other, please fulfill our wish."

Mrs. Hill had long passed the age of romantic love, and now, in her twilight years, her most profound realization was that love is an unreliable thing.

Victoria's physique, Victoria's family background, everything would undermine her excellent son. Therefore, Mrs. Hill would never allow Nathan to marry Victoria.

She finally burst out angrily, "Victoria, stop pretending to be pitiful. You don't love my son, you only love the continuous medical expenses he provides for you. It is because of him that you can maintain a good life. Without him, you would just be waiting to die."

Straight to the point.

Victoria was clearly in a panic. She knelt down with a thud and raised her hand, swearing, "Mom, I truly love Nathan. Whether it is poor or wealthy, it doesn't affect my love for him. Mom, if you don't believe me, I can swear."

"I swear, if there was a single false word in what I just said, may I be struck by five thunderbolts and meet an untimely death."

Nathan pulled Victoria up and held her tightly, standing in solidarity with her. He said, "Mother, Victoria is already my wife. I will not divorce her. If you force Victoria, you are forcing your own son. If you want me to divorce her, I would rather sever ties with the Hill family."

Mrs. Hill was so angry that her body shook. "You idiot."

Immediately, everything went black and I fell at the feet of the onlookers, Thea.

Thea was afraid of harming the innocent fish in the pond, so she stepped back.

Nathan was taken aback by Thea's avoidance of her own mother.

After all, she used to have great respect for Mrs. Hill. He remembered one year when Mrs. Hill fell ill and was bedridden, Thea fearlessly and unhesitatingly took care of her, even cleaning up after her.

Mrs. Hill responded with a sentence. "Your wife was meant to serve others. You are truly unworthy of her."

Thea, with a cold and indifferent expression in her eyes, and Isabella, who used to be full of passion, seemed like two different people.

Finally, Victoria called an ambulance.

Waiting for ambulance, Nathan and Thea's eyes met, and a surge of emotions flowed beneath the surface.

Nathan's astonishment, confusion, and disappointment...

Thea looked at the arena she had designed with her own hands, feeling joyful and exhilarated. As for crying Victoria, fainting Mrs. Hill, and helpless Nathan... what did she care about them?

"Isabella, did you bring Victoria and my mom here?" Nathan interrogated her.

Thea smiled brightly and said, "Yeah. Nathan, how are you going to thank me?"