President’s Sweet Wife novel Chapter 648

Yes, in Christine's opinion, Laura was the culprit.

She didn't think she and Max argued because Max heard her say those things.

She blamed Laura for this.

If Laura hadn't seduced Max in the first place, those things wouldn't have happened.

There were indeed no decent women in the entertainment field!

Laura didn't know what Christine was thinking.

If she did, she would have felt aggrieved!

She worked hard and had never done anything wrong. She had never tried to please anyone because she wanted to be famous.

What right did Christine have to look down on her?

However, she didn't have the opportunity to say that to Christine.

Christine sneered and snorted, "You are too kind, Mrs. Davies. No wonder your daughter is so smart. She trapped my son and he doesn’t even go home now. You taught her well I guess."

Fannie frowned.

She turned her head to look at Laura in confusion.

Laura was helpless, but she didn't want to pick a fight with Christine.

It wouldn’t do any good to anyone.

So she gestured for Fannie to stop talking and ended the conversation.

"Mrs. Nixon, we gotta go. Have a nice day."

She then pulled Fannie to go out.

Christine was furious with Laura's attitude.

As she watched them leave the cafe, she gritted her teeth angrily and cursed, "Little bitch."

At that moment, her niece Rowan, who had been standing behind her in silence, asked, "Is she Max's girlfriend?"

Christine immediately explained, "Yes, Rowan, listen, you can't learn from her. She's a bad woman."

Rowan was in junior high and was in a critical period of developing an outlook on life.

She blinked in confusion and said curiously, "But I heard that she is good. There are many gossips about her, but they are initiated by some male stars and she rarely approaches them."

Christine's countenance instantly changed.

She reprimanded Rowan seriously, "You're still very young. The entertainment industry is more complicated than you think."

Rowan still didn't understand.

She was just a teenager, but she knew that people shouldn't talk behind others' backs without evidence.

Besides, she had watched the shows Laura had acted in.

She was really a great actress and the shows were really good.

Why didn't Christine like her?

Rowan couldn't figure it out.

At the same time.

Laura and Fannie left the cafe and got into a car. Laura didn't want to wait for Max to pick them up. She wanted to go to his office to pick him up.

In the car, with mixed feelings, Fannie looked worried.

"Laura, why didn't you tell me that Mrs. Nixon didn't approve of you and Max getting married?"

Laura sighed helplessly.