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Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 3037

The damage you inflicted could easily backfire on you later on.

Even if you did not suffer the backlash, you would have a record and your life would be blemished if you were convicted.

The onlookers soon dispersed.

Everyone resumed drinking, chatting happily as if nothing had ever happened.

Knowing now that her daughter-in-law was not a pushover and would retaliate immediately after being insulted, Rosella felt much more at ease.

Mrs. House invited the madams into her parlor.

Once the York madams left, Carrie approached Camryn and politely asked, “Hello, Mrs. York, Ms. House. May I sit with you?”

“Of course, Mrs. Longbottom.”

Tasha had a positive impression of Mrs. Longbottom because she spoke up for Camryn earlier.

It was also easier for young people to mix with other young people.

Although Mrs. Longbottom was married, she was very young and had no topics in common with the other madams at the gathering.

Camryn thanked Carrie politely. “I’m still on medication, so I can’t drink. When Ms. Abrams said that about me, she reminded me of that troublemaker sister of mine.

“She went about causing trouble, relying on my mother’s favoritism toward her. My mother really favored her, and spoiled her rotten. If my mother had been even half as smart as Mrs. Abrams, my sister would not have ended up the way she did.”

Carrie was struck speechless.

Do not get angry!

Do not get angry!

She would be exposed the moment she got angry.

Right now, she was Mrs. Longbottom, not the second daughter of the Newmans, and not Camryn’s younger sister.

Camryn’s negative words about Carrie had nothing to do with her and were not referring to her.

Carrie did not know why, but she felt like Camryn was testing her repeatedly by bringing her up in the conversation.

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