Chapter 213 – Highlight Chapter from Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
Chapter 213 is a standout chapter in Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children by Summer Wine, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Marriage narrative into new territory.
Chapter 213
When George heard Dew’s voice, his frown deepened. “I’ve seen it.” “George, Adina has made her move on Harold, and you’ll be the next. We can’t just sit and wait for death!” Dew gritted her teeth and said, “You have to think of a way to chase that b* tch, Adina, out of Sea City!” When George heard the term “b*tch”, he felt disgusted. He did not know why he felt that way. He took a deep breath. “Mom, stop it.”
“What?”
Dew was stunned.
“I said, please stop before you go too far. It’s obvious that this video is self-directed. If I can see it, Dad can too,” George said coldly. “If you still want Dad to have a good impression of you, please don’t get involved in this anymore.” Dew instantly clenched her fists.
Did her plan, which had been carefully constructed, get exposed so easily?
How was it possible?
How could it be?
George, I didn’t direct that scene. My friend sent me the video.” Dew still wanted to give it one last shot. “George, you’re smart. Why would I lie to you? I really have nothing to do with this.” “Stop it!” George suddenly berated her. Dew was shocked, and she began to snivel. “George, how could you… speak to me like this? I’m your mother. I carried you for ten months before I gave birth to you and Harold. It’s fine if Harold hates me, but even you don’t love me anymore?” George closed his eyes. “Mom, Harold’s going to be discharged tomorrow. Please think about how you should pick him up from the hospital.”
She then walked toward the hospital’s entrance in her high heels. Just as she took two steps forward, she suddenly stopped walking.
The scenario she saw totally stunned her.
Early that morning, Harold had asked Adina to go to the hospital. It was also the weekend, so her children did not have classes. Therefore, she brought Melody and Alden along to pick Harold up. “Aunt Adina, will you be free later?” Harold held Adina’s hand and asked softly.
Adina smiled and asked, “Why?”
“If you’re free, can you come to my house?” Harold’s eyes lit up. “You saved me and took care of me for so long. My dad says he wants to treat you to a meal. Am I right, Dad?” Harold pulled his father over with a strong tug. Duke glared at him.
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