Lahat ng Kabanata ng Warning: My Mommy is A Savage!: Kabanata 511 - Kabanata 520

Hubert’s eyes widened. He thought that he would be spared after Dr. Weir dealt his red card toward Julian... “Dr. Weir, are you really going to do this to me, the student you knew for ten years, all because of an outsider?” Outsider? How was Charmine an outsider?! “That’s right,” came Dr. Weir’s swift reply, no hesitation detected in his voice. “Get lost, now. Don’t make me angry!” Hubert’s eyes reddened. He knelt, he got beaten, and he even lost his dignity, yet Dr. Weir still would not show compassion? Well, he better not regret that choice of his. Hubert stood up from the ground. “Alright, you said this yourself. Hope you won’t regret that.” Hubert stalked out of the room afterward, an ominous aura emitted from him as he did. Julian seemed to have thought of something as he quickly walked away, too. “Wait up!” came a sharp quip. Hubert and Julian halted in their tracks. Hubert glared at Charmine. “What else do you want?” “Did you two forget something? Didn’t

Everyone in the ward stiffened at the shift in the atmosphere. What was up with Dr. Weir? Surprisingly, Dr. Weir looked at Charmine angrily. “What did you call me?” Charmine halted, realizing what it meant, as she instantly corrected, “Uncle Weir, have a look at Robert.” “That’s right!” Dr. Weir smiled instantly and walked over to the sickbed. Enthusiastically, Lily pulled a chair for Dr. Weir and another for Charmine. “Charmine, sit. Please have a seat.” She was the Jordans’ savior and had such a genial relationship with Dr. Weir, thus it was only natural they had to please her. Charmine merely glanced at them; these people used to ridicule her for being the adopted daughter. They hated her for getting 15 percent of the family shares, yet all of a sudden, they tried to please her? Hah! Selfish beings! She disregarded Lily and remained standing by the side. Dr. Weir listened to Robert’s pulse, and the atmosphere in the ward was unusually tense. Charmine and Sen

“What’s there to be arrogant about?” muttered Amelia lowly. “She’s got some money, that’s it…” “Shush!” Lily covered Amelia’s mouth hastily as she warned, “Amelia, I know you can’t stand arrogant people, but please, bear with it. Charmine is the only person who can save the Jordans, and she’s the only person who can get us out of poverty! We’ll have to bear with that temper of hers before we become wealthy again! She’s the Jordans’ savior, do you understand me?” “Alright, alright. I know what to do.” Amelia pouted. With that, all of them got to Andy Restaurant, an eatery close to Royal Hospital with a classical design and carved windows. The seats by the window had the view of the red lights decoration outside. It was vintage-looking. The friendly waiter brought them the menu and handed it to the oldest-looking of all, Dr. Weir, but he then handed it to Charmine. “Charmine, pick anything you like!” he spoke to her lovingly. The sight filled Amelia with envy. Charmine did noth

Charmine found it ironic. Just because she was an ‘adopted daughter’, even before she was eight and made not a single mistake, Amelia and her parents bullied her relentlessly. Whenever Senior Jordan, Adam, and Joey were not around, they would bully her and would not let her eat on the table.Joey stopped defending Charmine after she was eight years old under Tiffany’s manipulation, and this made them bully her even more obviously. It did not stop just at bread rolls; it was common for them to feed her with leftovers. They looked down on her in the past, yet because of their bankruptcy, they became so flattering even before she spoke? What a joke! Suddenly, Senior Jordan slammed his hands on the table. “Enough! You three should stop being an embarrassment and shut your mouths!” He jeered before he turned to look at Charmine. “Charmine, don’t mind them. Grandpa only has one thing to say to you: If you’re willing to help the Jordan family, all of the shares, properties, factor

Dr. Weir was trying to introduce a partner to Charmine! He wanted Charmine to go on a blind date! Charmine was too familiar with such questions. Her other four Uncles also started a conversation with her this way. Back then, each of them came to her one at a time, introducing to her some checkers genius, or some fighter captain, or medical professor. She turned them all down. It was not until Charmine met William during a project that they all stopped pestering her. They all thought William was the most suitable grandson-in-law. Recalling the blind dates scenarios, Charmine felt her scalp itching. She quickly put a piece of meat onto Dr. Weir’s plate and changed the topic, “Uncle Weir, it’s past two already. Are you not hungry? This meat looks good. Try it!” “Charmine, what I was asking you—” “Wow, the steamed meat is not bad; it’s so authentic! It’s really yummy, Uncle Weir, try it.” Charmine cut him off and put another meat onto his plate. Seeing how genial and caring she