My extraordinary wife novel (Ashlyn and Lucas) novel Chapter 1231

Chapter 1231 Sheer Disgust

A sense of pride instantly lit up his face. “Mr. Quickton, Mr. Nolan, this is my son, Chillton Jenkins. He's young and naive. I hope you both will look after him.”

“Son? Mr. President, shouldn't you be referring to him as your stepson? Anyone who didn't know better might think he's your biological child!”

Before Lucas and Jared could even speak, Ashlyn's cool voice echoed again.

She pushed Yuri, who was standing beside her, in front of the president. “Look carefully. This is your biological child.”

The President's face turned pale.

Samantha's face also looked extremely unpleasant. Is this woman out of her mind? Why does she keep embarrassing Chillton over and over again? Chillton is so outstanding. He graduated from a prestigious school and handled matters impeccably. He's not like other wealthy playboys who cause trouble, and he's also diligent in his work.

No matter how she looked at it, she felt that Chillton was incredibly outstanding.

The President was also very angry. He took a deep breath and said, “Although Chillton is my stepson, I have always treated him as my own. Especially since Chillton usually gets along very well with me and shows me great respect. Unlike some children who ignore their own father and stepmother, always seeking to be rebellious.”

Yuri kept telling herself that it didn't matter and that it was okay even if there was no familial love. Yet, she was deeply hurt by the President's words.

With a heavy heart, she forced a smile onto her pale face and slowly began to say, “There are fathers who force their daughters to marry horrible people. They arrange these marriages, pushing their own daughters into the fire, so to speak. Knowing full well that their daughters are living in hell, yet they turn a deaf ear. It's truly chilling, isn't it?”

As soon as she voiced these words, expressions of sympathy appeared on the faces of some women present, while others seemed to empathize deeply.

For those women, merely living there, being a woman was considered a cardinal sin.

Men would never understand, let alone comprehend, just how deep and cruel the pain they inflicted upon women truly was.

And those men seemed indifferent, as if women were useless, merely tools for carrying on the family bloodline. Do they really think they are something special?