Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Pride: Kabanata 401 - Kabanata 410

Jo walking on fast step into the hospital corridor. There was Old Lady Windsor, Daisy, Catherine, Damian and also his father already there. They all gathered because today was an important day for all of them. As it is scheduled, today there will be an operation for Edmund. Everyone seemed to cheer Daisy down and convinced that Edmund’s operation would be a success. Grandma Elizabeth turned to Jo, who had come alone in a hurry. Again, the woman in power in the Windsor family looked at her granddaughter sarcastically. “Sorry I’m late,” Jo said, bowing slightly respectfully. “Huh!” Elizebeth sneered, then looked away. Josephine knew that this time her grandmother was furious with her. She just looked down and let his grandmother grumble. Jo was ready for it. It wasn’t Josephine’s intention

Jo just stared at her mother’s behavior. This middle-aged woman had completely forgotten what her husband had done to her family. Not only that, all eyes seemed to turn to him with blaming eyes. Nicko’s absence on this important day to the Windsor family is considered an insult, and his failure as a wife. Daisy’s words that had distorted the facts had affected everyone. Things are getting worse for Josephine because her sister Cathy is talking to the nurse who takes care of her father. “Your husband is such a disgrace to Josephine. He lives from your sweat, but for something as trivial as this can’t come,” Grandma Elizabeth grumbled with lips that continued to quiver. Damian, who never got along with his cousin, blamed Josephine and further inflamed his grandmother’s anger. “Sigh, that&r

Sara realized she left Nicko, who was talking to her little daughter. She said nothing to the man she just met. But it is undeniable that she was so impressed with the actions taken by the young man. Being a single mother is not a simple thing. Angeline often asks who is her father, where he is and what Is he doing. And infrequently, the little girl also asked Sara to take her to meet her father figure. Sara had never invited Angeline to see her biological father, not because of the hurt that lived in here. She did it because he never wanted Angeline to exist. She didn’t want Angeline to be hurt by the man she should have called father. Angeline glanced at Nicko, then said goodbye to clean up. The little girl no longer had any fear. She just walked happily to her room. Something that rarely happens when her mother is angry. Nicko slowly stepped over

“Grandma, why are you talking like that. Nicko just came and intends to wait for dad’s surgery,”Josephine said, trying to defend her husband. But the old woman paid no heed to Josephine’s words. Instead, she stood up with the help of her cane and walked a little slowly. Elizabeth’s body is quite fat, and her age weakens her legs to support her weight. When she was standing in front of Nicko, she pointed at the young man with her cane. She let the anger and hatred that she had been holding back for a long time came out. “You are so insolent, Nicko. How dare you sell the villa I gave you. You are so shameless, already living in our family. Now you are wasting what we have given you!” Grandma snapped. Damian, who really liked to look for faces on the old woman, also nagged at Nicko. He sarcastically and arrogantly sa

“What do you mean by saying that? Does this have anything to do with the horrendous incident two years ago?” Mr. Wu asked. News of Josephine’s marriage, which almost failed to marry was clearly heard throughout WestCoast Town. The Windsor family was in their prime and the marriage involved the respected Jones. News of the wedding filled newspapers and television, and was considered the grandest wedding of the year. But at the last second there was a change of the groom. “It looks like Nicko is the man who was made a substitute for the groom on the wedding day of the youngest daughter of the Windsor family,” Sara replied. “Hmm, so that’s the story. That’s easy, you can be with that guy certainly,” Master Wu said with confidence. “What do you mean, dad?”