Loving You In Secret (Vicky and Tyler) novel Chapter 855

Missus Everly cast a cold glance at Cece and remarked disdainfully, "Ill-mannered wench, who gave you the right to speak here? Birds of a feather, indeed! People of a certain kind always gravitate toward their kind."

Cece had never encountered someone so unreasonable before, and she flushed in rage. She was about to confront Missus Everly when Vicky restrained her.

Vicky gazed calmly at Missus Everly. "The upbringing of people who constantly call others 'ill-mannered' is hardly exemplary. Missus Hart was right. People who don't have a mother won't know a thing about manners, but having a mother devoid of refinement can hardly raise a good daughter either."

The expressions of the three women immediately darkened.

Valencia sarcastically chimed in, "I heard Ms. Shaw has lost her memory. It seems deceiving men is another skill in her arsenal."

Missus Everly laughed coldly. "Aria, you should learn a thing or two from her. When it's time for a woman to feign vulnerability, she must learn to do so. Otherwise, how else can she capture a man's heart?"

Vicky glanced at Valencia and said, "Missus Hart, just because I figured who you are, doesn't mean I'm faking my amnesia. Sometimes, it's best to use not just your eyes, but your brain as well to look at matters."

"Outrageous!" Valencia grew furious. She could not help but notice Vicky’s subtle mockery, implying that she lacked intelligence. "Who do you think you are to lecture me?!" she retorted.

Missus Everly, with a chilly tone, interjected, "She figured out who we are and still acts so impolitely. This truly goes against all propriety. After all, she should be addressing you as 'mother'... Missus Hart, how unfortunate it is that Tyler has married such a woman. This is going to bring great misfortune upon your household."

Missus Everly's remark hurt Valencia's pride.

She stared at Vicky and roared, "Kneel!"

Cece, though slow to realize what was happening, finally realized what was wrong.

'So...one of these two ladies is Vicky’s mother-in-law?' she thought and gaped at Valencia. 'What year does she think we are in? Who'd ask another person to kneel?'

Despite feeling sorry for Vicky, Cece knew that this was a family matter and stood wordlessly by Vicky's side.