All her pent-up fury collided, twisting her features with rage. She lunged forward. "You bitch! I'll kill you!"
Sienna frantically grabbed her arm to hold her back. "Macy, don't!"
"She's your sister-in-law! You can't just go around slapping her!"
Seeing the bright red handprint bloom on her precious daughter's delicate cheek, a tidal wave of fury washed over Judith.
Macy was her pride and joy. She had always treated her like fragile glass, never once laying a hand on her or letting her suffer the slightest grievance.
And today, Quinn actually slapped her?
In that instant, all of Judith's refined elegance and composure burned to ash in the fire of her rage.
A vicious malice swirled in her eyes as her chest heaved violently. She glared daggers at Quinn.
She raised her hand to strike Quinn as hard as she could, desperate to avenge her daughter.
But before the blow could land, her son swiftly pulled Quinn behind him and took the slap himself.
Because of his height, the hit landed squarely on his neck.
He said coldly, "Enough!"
Sienna held onto Judith. "Aunt Judith, please calm down. Let's talk this out. You can't just hit people."
Seeing her son shielding Quinn, Judith's eyes widened in disbelief. "Miles, she hit your sister!"
Miles pinched the bridge of his nose, looking profoundly irritated. "Macy hit her first. They're even."
"You..."
"Cough, cough, cough..."
Evelyn was gasping for air, absolutely infuriated by the entire scene.
Ingrid quickly rushed over to rub her back. "Grandma Evelyn, calm down. Here, take your heart medication quickly."
"Sir, please stop arguing. What if Grandma Evelyn has a heart attack?"
Miles stepped forward with concern. "Grandma, are you okay?"
Judith was also worried about triggering another episode for her mother-in-law. She had been blinded by rage just now.
She had momentarily forgotten that her mother-in-law was still recovering. "Mom, take care of yourself. We... we won't argue anymore."

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