Unwanted Daddy Don't Come Closer to Mommy novel Chapter 356

"For me..." Sonia paused, "That kind of phrasing is nothing. Dixon, if you are sure someone's going to hurt me, you need to find out. I am not stupid enough to forgive a man who once sent me to prison."

When Sonia finished talking, she left with Victor. Dixon stood there. There was a flash of darkness under his eyes...

Sonia thought it was just an episode in her ordinary life. Unexpectedly, news broke out on the next day, saying that Mr. Borris, of the Seaside City was about to usher in the second spring.

Dixon is getting married again? Who is he marrying?

When Dixon knew this news, he was in a meeting and flew into a rage on the spot. Who let out this news?

Later, after a check, he found it was his grandmother.

She not only let out the news of Maria being alive, but also acknowledged Maria carries the baby of the Borris family, saying that the family mistreated her, and now Dixon is marrying her.

It is to compensate for the displacement of how Maria survived.

Dixon wouldn't like that. After work, he headed back to his home. Seeing his grandma accommodating Maria and Elinor, he was about to get furious. "Grandma. What are you doing!"

The old lady sneered, "Didn't you love her so much that you were willing to die for her? How come you refuse to marry her now?"

"Grandma..." Seeing Maria and Elinor, Dixon felt irritable without origin. "Can't I handle it?"

"Elinor is a child of our Borris family. She's one of us. How come I couldn't make the decision for you? I've told you, you are going to get married in a couple of days. I know who you are waiting for. It's that Sonia!"

She's so lofty that makes me angry whenever I see her. And now she's making a fuss after being in jail.

Dixon anger, "Sonia gave birth to a son to me, why don't you let me marry her?"

"You think I don't know your mind?"

Old Mrs. Borris was irritated, "She, a woman who had been driven out of the family, now wants to come back. No way! You are standing with the family! You need to gain reputation for us."

Dixon didn't speak. Clenching his fists, he looked at his grandmother. Then, he looked at Maria, frowning. "Did you let my grandmother send the message?"

"Why are you blaming her?"

Grandma said anxiously. "She worked hard to help you bring up your daughter. How could you treat her with this attitude?"

Dixon felt he's in a mess now. He didn't solve the problem regarding Sonia, and now his grandmother steps out to force him to marry Maria. She even let out the news. Everyone is checking who is Maria, and how she got the attention of the Borris family.

Grandma looked at Dixon and shouted, "Why, don't you like it?"

"Grandma, I am already an adult who is capable of handling all this..."

Somehow, there is an inexplicable feeling of irritability. Dixon looked at Maria, who's begging for mercy, and Elinor, who's looking at him carefully. He felt annoyed.

How can this happen...he never has such feelings for Maria before...

"Maria, there's no need for us to argue." Dixon put Maria's hand away which grabbed his clothes. The man was still the delicate and beautiful, just like in her dream. Unfortunately, his sight were as cold as ice. "I kept you alive, because I miss the old feelings..."

"Don't talk to her like that!" Grandma was so angry. She came forward under the help of Helena, saying, "Sit well, Maria. It's not convenient for you to move around. Dixon, you need to think about your attitude. Do you really want to live outside!"

Elinor was scared to cry directly by Old Mrs. Borris.

Grandma looked back impatiently. Elinor standing there, scared to cry. She wiped her tears in panic, and was obviously uncomfortable. "What are you doing? I am your grandmother, are you afraid of me?"

Elinor shivered all over. She said timidly, "No, great-grandma...I..."

Dixon couldn't bear it. "Grandma, she is little..."

"The girls in the Borris family should be as excellent as boys. Why are you crying? Put away your tears!"

Elinor was taught a lesson by her grandmother, standing there pitifully. Dixon thought of Victor without origin. He was never weak. He refused to fail, and insisted on his bottom line.

Grandma said to Maria, "Maria, she's little. However, you need to cultivate her. Your daughter can't go astray in the future!"