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Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children novel Chapter 424

Summary for Chapter 424: Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

What Happens in Chapter 424 – From the Book Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Dive into Chapter 424, a pivotal chapter in Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children, written by Summer Wine. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Marriage fiction.

Chapter 424 

Before his anger could even grow, it all disappeared when he heard Melody call him “Daddy”. 

He picked up the little girl who ran toward him, and after spinning her around, he asked softly, “Did you miss Daddy?” 

“Yes!” 

The little girl nodded vigorously. On the other side, Harold was still looking for a place to hide in the car. 

George pursed his lips and said, “You had the nerve to run away from home, but you’re not brave enough to face the consequences?” 

Harold buried his head under the cushion and said with a muffled voice, “Hmph. I am a scaredy-cat. What’re you 

going to do about it? Fight me?” 

Adina was not sure whether to cry or laugh as she looked at them. “You think your Daddy can’t find you if you hide under the cushion? Come out, darling.” 

“No! I don’t want to come out!” Harold hugged the cushion and said stubbornly, “I want to stay here today. I want to spend the night at your house!” 

“Stay here, then. I’ll go back with Daddy,” George said after pursing his lips for a moment. 

He sat up and was ready to get out of the car. 

Harold finally moved and tugged at George’s sleeve.“ George, you-” 

At last, George felt some relief. This kid still had some degree of conscience and was reluctant to send his big brother out to face their father’s wrath alone. 

“I know you’re the best, George. Just say that you dragged me to Mommy’s house today. Daddy likes you the most, and he definitely won’t punish you. Just don’t tell on me, okay?” 

George was rendered speechless. 

He had truly overestimated Harold’s sense of morality. 

“Of course, you can.” 

Adina pushed open the door to the mansion and stood to the side to allow the others to enter. 

She took out all the ingredients from the fridge and planned to prepare a lavish dinner, as it was the first time George and Harold were eating at her house. 

She still had to bring out the gifts she had carefully prepared for the two little ones after they finished their meals. 

Adina was in a really great mood, but it quickly changed when she noticed Duke wandering into the kitchen. 

This man was freely walking around her house as if it were his own. How could he do that when he was just a  guest? 

However, she would need to ask him for something later, and it was not really ideal for her to give him the cold shoulder all the time. 

She was focused on chopping up the ingredients , while Duke volunteered to wash the vegetables and peel the potatoes. The atmosphere in the kitchen fell silent.

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