Madam Escaped Again Sir novel Chapter 1204

No matter what, Homer would always be Valerie's husband. Even if she didn't love him, the least she could do was care for him. Moreover, Homer was in this state because of her. Hence, she had half of the responsibility for this. However, Valerie didn't do anything, which was cold-blooded.

"She is indeed a cold-blooded woman. Sometimes, I wonder if I got it from her when I act cold toward others." As Toby spoke, he curled his lips in mockery.

Listening to his words, Sonia put her hand on his arm and gently squeezed it, saying, "Don't have that kind of thought. You and your mother are not the same. Even if both of you are mother and son, you are an individual. So, don't be affected by her."

As Toby heard her words, he took the opportunity and turned to look at her softly. "Okay, I'll listen to you."

When Sonia heard his words, she hummed and retrieved her hand. Otherwise, she would have prevented him from driving.

On the other end of the phone, Tom was silent throughout, listening to their whole conversation. When he heard Toby's unheard past, he sighed deeply.

President Fuller has such a tragic childhood. Old Mrs. Fuller had put a lot of effort into him to prevent him from being inadequate when he had been between his parents, watching them torment each other, Tom thought.

"In the end, how did your father fall in love with Jean?" Sonia asked.

She wished to know this, especially when Jean was a vulgar woman. She wondered how Homer, a nobleman, fell in love with her. Moreover, she couldn't pinpoint why Homer was willing to accept the family's punishment in order to marry her. It wasn't that she wanted to disgrace Jean, who was also a woman like her. It was just that Jean was a person that both men and women hated. That was why everyone was shocked when Homer fell in love with her, and they all wanted to know why.

"I don't know why my father fell in love with my stepmom. At that moment, I was living with Grandma at the old manor and rarely went back to the Fuller Residence," said Toby.

Hearing his words, Sonia nodded in understanding and said, "I'm sure Grandma found out that your mother was making you into the smaller version of Connor. Thus, she needed to get you out of the house. Other than that, it would affect your mental and physical health to live with your parents when they were in such a state."

Listening to her words, Toby smiled and said, "You guessed it right. This was why Grandma took me back to the old manor and raised me herself. At the same time, she was intentionally preventing me from contacting my parents. At that time, my father had met Jean and became a couple. They didn't hide it from my mother, which you probably know why. After all, she wanted him to find someone new so she could be free. When I found out about this, my father was punished by marrying Jean."

"So that was what happened." Sonia looked in front with sorrow. "Didn't you say anything when you knew that your father had given you a stepmom?"

"Why would I?" Toby chuckled deeply. "It wasn't my business as to who he wanted to marry. As his son, it was not my place to ask him or intervene."

"Even so, you were just around the age of ten. Weren't you scared that Jean would abuse you? After all, you were the reason that was stopping her son from becoming the heir of the Fuller Family," said Sonia.

When Toby heard her words, his smile deepened as he said, "I won't deny the fact that there are many people like Jean in this society, but I'm not concerned about it. First and foremost, Grandma was in charge of the Fuller Family back then, and my father was just an entitled president. When my father was an alcoholic, Grandma was worried about him handling the family. She continued being in charge, which my father didn't have any objection to. That's why I was not worried if Jean was a terrible stepmom and would abuse me when I had grandma behind my back supporting me. Secondly, although I was young, I was not to be messed with. If Jean ever tried to hurt me, I had my ways, and even my father couldn't have stopped me. Fortunately, Jean wasn't that kind of person. Although she was a fool and rude, she wasn't a bad person. When my mother died, she gave me maternal love. Although she did it because she felt guilty that my mother had died, she still gave me love."