The photo was sent to her mother–in–law, so from the very beginning, she was not afraid of letting the Lambert family know
But instead of asking Dwayne directly, the father–in–law came to ask her…
Can’t it be just because the photo was posted by her?
She pursed her lips and smiled, “Dad, I’m not familiar with that child. I saw the photo by chance. I think it’s more appropriate to ask Dwayne about this.”
Dwayne poured a cup of tea indifferently, “It’s not mine.”
“Since it’s not yours, but you already have a family, you should understand your responsibilities,” Cedric placed the chess piece back into the chess box. “As the heir of the Lambert family, your every move is being watched by others. No matter what you think, you should handle your personal matters properly.”
He nodded and said, “I will take care of it.”
“It’s better.” Cedric answered the secretary’s call, called the servant to bring his leather jacket over, got up, “Mom, I have something to do, so I’m leaving now. I won’t be back for dinner.”
Aliyah twirled the prayer beads and nodded.
Liana saw Cedric off.
“Dorothy,” Aliyah called Dorothy over to her.
Dorothy helped Aliyah up and Aliyah said, “Take me back to my room.”
Aliyah understood that there was something she wanted to talk to her alone, she smiled and agreed, “Okay.”
In the landing window corridor, the bright sunlight reflected on the tiled floor.
“Dottie, you were a good kid, it’s just a pity that Dwayne didn’t know how to appreciate you. It was unfair to you.”
Dorothy walked beside Aliyah, “Thanks to your care over the years, this little grievance is nothing.”
“Have you really made the decision to divorce and won’t waver anymore, right?”
Dorothy shook her head, “No.”
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