Lucas also disregarded Lia's friendly gestures.
Dianne had always liked Lia because of her cheerful personality.
However, when she noticed Lia giving Lucas so much attention, Dianne thought Lia lacked self-respect.
As Lucas was living with them now, Dianne did not know what kind of antics Lia might pull.
Dianne cleared her throat, earnestly advising, "Lia, go back to school after dinner. You should stay there and focus on your studies this week."
Lia was surprised that Dianne was kicking her out. She felt aggrieved and sad.
Did Chelsey's return mean the family no longer needed her? Was she just an extra member?
Even though Lia was disappointed, she had to obey.
"Okay, I'll return after dinner," she obediently replied.
"Good, I'll have Charles send you later."
Lia answered, "Okay, Grandma."
With that said, she continued eating with her head down. The smile on her face had long vanished.
After dinner, Lia tried to get closer to Lucas. But Dianne asked the chauffeur to ta
