Charming Mommy of adorable triplets novel Chapter 210

Chapter 210

“What are you doing?” Madam Vanderbilt felt uncomfortable deep down upon seeing him put his silverware down and throw a silent tantrum for no obvious reason.

“You should know the relationship between Mi. Goldmann and Zee. Don’t think I don’t know what you have in mind. If you dare tog o and argue with Zee, then you can go back to the ancestral mansion already.”

Stephen had endured it for too long. He has endured a lot more than usual just because she was his biological mother.

“What? How dare you threaten your own mother?”

“I’m glad to hear that you still know that I’m your son.” Stephen calmed down. “Zee is your granddaughter, but you’ve never cared about her. Do you value your grandson so much? If you didn’t value a grandson as much as you do, I would have divorced Leila a long time ago. I wouldn’t have to be made a fool by her fake pregnancy scheme.”

“A… A fake pregnancy?” Madam Vanderbilt was bewildered.

She was still wondering why she had not seen Leila at home all day, thinking that she might be at the hospital for some regular checkups, but she did not expect that she was faking her pregnancy.

“Hmph, there’s no such thing as a grandson for you. Are you satisfied now?” Stephen removed his lap napkin because he did not even want to eat dinner anymore.

He then got up, went upstairs, and returned to his room.

Madam Vanderbilt finally recovered from the trance and then said furiously, “Leila Scott, how dare she fake a pregnancy to fool m

e!?”

“Grandma, what should I do now?”

“Okay, Maisie is quite an observant girl. Do you think she doesn’t know what you think of Mr. Goldmann?” Madam Vanderbilt knew that Maisie would definitely not let go of Nolan, so it seemed that they had to find another way. 1

She thought of something all of a sudden, quickly took out her cell phone and called her other daughter-in-law,

‘Leila, this unworthy woman, how dare she lie to me. I can’t count on her anymore, so I can only count on my eldest daughter-in law!’

The next day, in the afternoon…