Warning: My Mommy is A Savage novel Chapter 1950

Chapter 1950

Anthony frowned and simply picked one up. She saw that these parcels were all sent by someone named "Charmine’s biggest crush".

He looked at Charmine and curled up his lips, "The fans are so imaginative.

They romanticized us and even sent us gifts."

Charmine raised an eyebrow and unwrapped one of them.

There were some gifts, accessories and handwritten words...

Looking at the beautiful gifts, she had a complex feeling.

From the beginning, their relationship was controversial. Everyone who saw the news would say the same thing: She's not good enough for him!

All these years, she worked hard to improve herself. The incident from five years ago had now been resolved...

Finally, their love was now official and blessed.

Charmine's red lips curled up as she continued to unwrap the parcels.

Anthony sat by the side and saw her expressions. He knew what she was thinking.

He looked at her emotionally.

It was his fault that this day did not come sooner.

He simply picked up a parcel to unwrap with her.

However...

When he pulled it open, he smelt a strong scent of blood.

He looked down and saw that the box was filled with blood. There was a sharp knife inside!

Anthony frowned and tossed the box away.

The bloody knife fell on the white carpet. The sharp red contrasted the white...

Grandma Bailey was at the stairs, she also heard what Susan said. She said, "Susan, do you think we don't have enough trouble? Can you speak less?"

She scoffed at Susan, she did not seem pleased, i

She did not understand why Susan hated Charmine so much!

Even Senior Bailey frowned and said, "Stop adding troubles at this time!"

Susan’s face turned pale, she glared at them and curled up a cold smile.

It seemed that everyone was fooled by this evil woman!

Ha!

Susan said mockingly, 'You're all a family, I'm an outcast. It doesn't matter what I say! You better investigate this, if not we will all live in fear!"

With that said, she walked upstairs in her heels arrogantly. Nobody was bothered to mind her.