Chapter 371 – A Turning Point in My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon by Internet
In this chapter of My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon, Internet introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 371 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Internet genre.
Chapter 371 The Arrival of Amy
Early in the morning of the fourth day, Winifred hurried to the Longfellow’s
villa.
“I’m looking for Janet!”
At the gate of the villa, Winifred was dressed in an expensive dark Longfellow suit, with the latest red bag from luxury brands on her hand and round Anastasia necklaces around her neck, which were especially eye–catching in the sun.
She raised her chin and glared fiercely at the security personnel at the door.
The security saw her wearing a pile of name tags, as if she deliberately dressed like this. He couldn’t help but curse in his heart.
This woman looked like a nouveau riche…
Seeing Winifred’s arrogant attitude, the security guard’s voice became cold and hard, “Ma’am, our master didn’t say she had an appointment today, so please don’t trespass.”
Winifred suddenly lost her temper.
How did a mother–in–law even need an appointment to see her ex–daughter–in–law?
She swore angrily, with her arms on her waist, “You stinky security guard, Do you know who I am? I am Janet’s mother–in–law, and the president of the Webster Group is my son! How dare you stop me? Do you believe I made it impossible for you to survive in this city?”
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The president of the Webster Group?
A trace of panic flashed across the security guard’s expression.
He had also worked in the Longfellow family for some years. Wasn’t the
president of the Webster Group Miss Longfellow’s ex–husband?
Suspiciously glanced at Winifred, seeing that the other party was staring back
without fear. The security guard couldn’t help but feel a little fearful.
He closed the door, took the walkie–talkie, and talked to the housekeeper,
Lawrence.
In the living room, Lawrence connected to the channel of the walkie–talkie, and the voice of the security guard rang out immediately.
Marvin, sitting on the sofa watching TV, turned his head suddenly, frowning tightly.
Lawrence also didn’t like to see people from the Webster family and looked at Marvin as if asking for instructions, “Mr. Smedley, this…”
Marvin’s face was gloomy, and he was about to speak to have someone beat Winifred out.
However, when the words came to his lips, he still held back, “Go and ask Jill for advice.”
Just as talking, Janet’s chilly voice came from upstairs, “It’s all right. Let her in. I am waiting for her.”
She walked downstairs slowly, her pretty face was covered with a layer of ice, and her red lips were slightly drawn, but it made people feel terrified for no
Chapter 370 The Arrival of Amy
reason.
Lawrence didn’t say much and ordered the security guard through the
walkie–talkie.
Outside the door, with a sullen face, the security guard opened the door to let
Winifred in.
“Are you afraid?”
Winifred immediately became more arrogant and glanced at the security
guard with disdain, “Look, Janet is afraid of me. Who are you? How dare you
stop me!”
Watching Winifred’s back as she left, the security guard rolled his eyes.
Winifred walked in arrogantly, profoundly feeling that she was overpowering
Janet.
So what if Janet was the president of the Longfellow Group?
When she was her daughter–in–law, she was obsequious and submissive. Now,
even if she had a prestigious status, she still had to step on her feet!
“Why isn’t there a guide?”
Winifred walked into the living room all the way, shouting dissatisfiedly.
After the words, Marvin and Janet came out of the kitchen one after the other, holding coffee cups in their hands, and looked at Winifred coldly.
Winifred frowned when she saw Janet and opened her mouth to reprimand, “Janet, what are the rules in your house? The security at the gate stopped me
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from entering, and no one could guide me!”
“What kind of dog comes from what kind of owner. There are no rules at all!”
Janet looked at her and sneered.
Marvin’s back molars were itching, and he immediately wanted to step
“You!”
Winifred subconsciously sat up straight, looking at Janet with resentment.
There is Quintina? Where did you get her?!”
“Oh, so do you come here to find your daughter? I thought you were overfed to
pick a fight.”
There was sarcasm in Janet’s eyes, and that expression was mocking Winifred.
Winifred was angry, she gritted her teeth and asked, “What do you mean?!”
Janet curled her lips coldly, “I’m just curious, that’s how you beg for help. Do
you really care where your daughter is? It’s been half an hour since you came
in, and you’ve only thought of your daughter. It’s ridiculous!”
Winifred was furious and immediately yelled, “Beg for help? Do I need to beg
you? Janet?”
“Janet, when you were the daughter–in–law of the Webster family, you were
not virtuous or filial, you couldn’t take care of your husband well, and you
weren’t respectful to your mother–in–law! You couldn’t even take care of my
family’s children! How dare you treat me like this now?”
“I want to ask you, how did the Longfellow family teach their daughter!”
Janet’s expression became colder and colder with Winifred’s words.
She stood up suddenly, startled Winifred, and she shrank back a step, “You,
“Lawrence, get the hose for watering the flowers.” Janet ordered Lawrence in
a cold voice.
Lawrence responded immediately, went out, and led the water pipe in.
Winifred didn’t know why, so she looked at Janet vigilantly, “What the hell are you going to do? Ah!!!”
Without waiting for Winifred to finish speaking, Janet turned on the water
pipe, and the cold flower water sprayed on her head.
“If your mouth isn’t clean, I’ll wash it for you!”
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