She's out of Your League Now (Millie and Winston) novel Chapter 236

Chapter 236 

Winston was at a loss for words. Selma sneered and chided, “Looks like you’ve lost your mind!” 

He frowned, clearly angered. “Grandma, could you please not meddle in our affairs?” 

“I must get involved when it concerns the reputation of the Greer family!” Selma stated firmly. 

With that, the two were at an impasse on stage. 

Unfortunately for Winston, the person standing before him was Selma, and this only annoyed him to no 

end. 

Selma looked at the reporters and solemnly announced, “I want to thank everyone for their interest in my grandson, Winston Greer, and my granddaughter–in–law, Millie Caldwell. Let me make it clear, Winston and Millie are not divorced,” 

Selma figured she would deal with the rest when the time came. However. 

“As for Winston and Ms. Joanna Lowell, I want to clarify their relationship as well. Winston treats Joanna like a younger sister. There are no romantic feelings involved.” 

As she spoke, her gaze swept over the dejected Joanna in the audience.. 

Joanna bit her lip, her hands clenched into fists. Concern like a brother for a sister? What was Selma implying? 

Selma added, “Ms. Lowell, since you’re so keen on being Win’s sister, perhaps our family should adopt you as our granddaughter.” 

She made the statement to crush Joanna’s hopes of marrying into the Greer family. The crowd ted in shocked whispers as soon as those words escaped her lips. 

Winston’s expression darkened further. ‘Grandma!” he called out. 

Selma glared at him and snapped, “Why are you shouting? Come home with me!” 

Joanna’s chest heaved with anger upon hearing that. Adopted granddaughter? Didn’t that mean she could never be with Winston? 

“Mrs. Greer Senior, are you saying that Ms. Caldwell and Mr. Greer are still together?” a reporter asked, catching up to them. 

Selma coldly replied, “I don’t get involved in their affairs, so I can’t say for sure. But there’s one thing- 

She looked toward the numerous reporters, while everyone eagerly awaited what she would say next. 

However, Winston grabbed a reporter’s microphone, cutting off whatever Selma had to say. 

“That’s all for today’s press conference. I hope the media can be considerate and refrain from blowing the Snowdrop incident out of proportion.” 

Having said that, Winston glanced at Selma before leading her toward the exit. 

“Slow down, you rascal!” Selma scolded him. 

But Winston dared not lag behind even for a moment. If he did, Selma would start spouting nonsense to 

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the media. 

“Now you’re afraid of me, huh? If this is the case, you must stay away from Joanna in the future!” Selma yelled. 

With a darkened expression, Winston stepped out of the hotel and got into the car. 

Once they were inside the vehicle, the air grew heavy with tension. Winston leaned back in his seat while massaging his temples. He could feel a headache coming. 

“Grandma, your sudden appearance will embarrass both the Greers and the Lowells,” he remarked in a hoarse voice, his spirits low. 

Selma’s expression turned grave. “You haven’t finalized your divorce with Millie, yet you held a press conference and brought Joanna along. What are you doing? 

“Winston, even if you’re disregarding Millie’s feelings, shouldn’t you at least spare a thought for the Caldwells?”