Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back novel Chapter 148

"Some folks are just so double-standard, aren't they? Arabella can comfortably stay with the Hawke family, but Miranda can't live with her adoptive family?"

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Lavinia furrowed her brows as she scrolled through the posts online. "Sweetie, look at this. These people online really can't tell right from wrong. What are they even talking about?"

Miranda calmly poured Lavinia a cup of tea. It was her latest creation, a beauty-enhancing blend with a touch of herbal leaves known for their rejuvenating properties. It was not just refreshing, but also great for a radiant complexion and boosting energy.

Setting her phone aside, Lavinia instructed, "Nina, take care of those nasty comments online."

William nodded. "Got it."

Miranda chuckled. "No need. I don't really care."

William glanced at Lavinia for her opinion. Lavinia frowned. "That's not okay. I won't let anyone badmouth my daughter."

Without further discussion, William turned to handle the matter.

Miranda glanced at William, curiosity piqued. "Godmom, how long has William been with you?"

Lavinia replied without hesitation, "Oh, about seven or eight years now."

Miranda asked, "Hasn't he ever thought about switching jobs?"

Lavinia looked slightly offended. "Why would he? I pay him well."

Miranda skeptically asked, "Does he also take care of your daily needs?"

Miranda wasn't usually one for gossip, but when it was practically handed to her, she couldn't resist asking.

Everyone had needs, right? Still, learning that William was her godmother's secret fling was a bit surprising to her.

"But there's nothing romantic between us. I value his capability at work more."

Coughing lightly, Lavinia then took a delicate sip from the cup Miranda had poured.

"William is definitely competent," Miranda agreed with a nod.

Lavinia whispered, "Just keep this between us, okay? Don't mention it to him. He might seem all serious, but he can be a bit touchy."

Lavinia had no secrets from Miranda. It wasn't something to be ashamed of.

So, when Miranda asked, Lavinia answered. Her daughter was smart; she could figure things out easily.