Revenge After rebirth (Mayra and Anderson) novel Chapter 183

Chapter 183 

“Don’t think I don’t know what you’re up to. I only recognize Isabel as my granddaughter–in–law. You better keep that girl by your side in check. If I want to deal with her, I have plenty of ways to do 

it.* 

“Go ahead and try!” 

The tension in the atmosphere was palpable. 

At this moment, a maid came over and reported, “Excuse me, Madam Sonia and Mr. Anderson. Ms. Hailey is here and wants to 

see Mr. Anderson.” 

Sonia snapped, “How dare she come to the Barlow Estate! Tell her 

to leave.” 

The maid hesitated. “Ms. Hailey says she won’t leave until she 

sees Mr. Anderson.” 

Sonia said, “Then tell her to wait.” 

Hailey stood outside the tightly closed courtyard gate while enduring the scorching sun. She had been standing outside for quite a long while. Her lips were chapped, and her face was pale. She looked like she might faint at any time. 

Eventually, she saw someone coming out. It was Caroline, a maid who had been serving Sonia for many years. 

“Mr. Anderson won’t see you. You should leave now. Today is Mr. George’s death anniversary. You shouldn’t be here.” 

Suddenly, another maid dumped a basin of dirty water over Hailey. The foul–smelling water drenched her from head to toe. “The 

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daughter of a bitch is as disgraceful as expected. If it weren’t for that shameless mother of yours, Mr. George wouldn’t have died of anger. If you don’t leave now, I’ll break your leg.” 

Suddenly, Hailey tearfully knelt at the gate of the Barlow Estate. With clenched fists, she said slowly and firmly, “I had no choice in my birth. But no matter what, that’s still my mother. I beg of you, Andy, please let me see my mother. I’ll do whatever it takes!” 

“In that case, kneel in front of Mr. George’s grave until the ceremony is over,” Sonia commanded. The maids stepped aside as she approached. Supported by Caroline, Sonia looked down at Hailey disdainfully. 

She continued, “We don’t punish children for their parents ‘sins. However, Isabel, Anderson’s mother, and the Barlow family suffered because of your mother. Don’t feel aggrieved. Those hundred lives lost in the Barlow family were also innocent.