All Chapters of Ex-Wife's Revenge: Falling For His Greatest Enemy: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Even though Gregory knew what his mother was like, hearing her repeatedly refer to his daughter as ‘a little girl’ made him deeply disappointed in his mother. His father had once told him that if she weren’t his biological mother, she would have long been driven out of the Hollis family.His father had married her under the influence of scheming.No matter who looked at it, his father had already been more than tolerant of her."Mom, I still call you mom, so please don’t refer to my daughter as a little girl. And as for dad, he always favored his granddaughter during Lilian's pregnancy, so he decided to give Drusilla the shares as soon as she was born."Upstairs, Lilian had been woken by the noise. She stood at the corner of the stairs, hearing most of the conversation. With a cold snort, she thought back to when she first married into the family—her lack of background and position in the entertainment industry made the Old L

Darian almost dropped the utensils in his hand, eyes wide with excitement. “Really? Drusilla, you actually want to come home with me?”His enthusiasm was infectious, and Paulina felt a flicker of courage ignite inside her. Maybe this was her chance to belong to the family she’d always dreamed of. And if it didn’t work out? Well, she was no worse off than now—living alone. There was nothing to lose by trying.“Yeah, I’ll go with you, brother!”“Smack!”This time, Darian’s utensils truly clattered onto the table. Paulina couldn’t help but smile as she handed him a fresh set.“Wait, what did you just call me? Say it again.”“Brother. Now eat up before it gets cold!”Darian grinned like a kid in a candy store, and Paulina felt a comforting warmth settle around her.“Come on, let’s eat!”Neither of them ate quickl

Kael retorted, his expression filled with mockery. "I always thought my father was different from others, but it turns out there’s no difference at all. I’m just a pawn in your hands, a piece for managing the Rhodes. Now that I’m of no use to you, you’ve discarded me. Ha, how laughable."Teddy, who had always been respected by his son, was enraged by these words. "Kael, what are you talking about? I’m your father, I’ve always fulfilled my responsibilities as a father. Samuel’s situation is complicated, you don’t understand. What pawn? What nonsense are you spouting?"Samuel chuckled upon hearing this. "Complicated?"He turned to Kael. "Mr. Kael Rhodes, I think you and your father really are a case of ‘the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.’ Your father was married but still deceived people by claiming to be single. Later, he even abandoned his wife and child. If I remember correctly, Mr. Kael R

The Old Lady thought it over. Her grandson, who was already distant, would only grow more estranged if she kept pressing the issue. And as the eldest grandson and heir to the Hollis name, his goodwill mattered. She kept her complaints to herself.Dolores, ever attuned to the Old Lady’s moods, seized the moment. “Grandma,” she said sweetly, “when Drusilla comes home, you really can’t be so blunt like today. If Darian gets the wrong idea and thinks you don’t like her, wouldn’t that only push him further away?”That hit the mark.The Old Lady patted Dolores’s hand affectionately. “You’re the only one in this family who truly thinks of me, my dear.”Dolores leaned in, resting her head on the Old Lady’s shoulder with a smile. “Grandma, you’re the person I trust most in this whole family.”But if the Old Lady had looked closely into Dolores’s eyes at that moment,

Paulina looked at the woman in front of her—no, more accurately, the girl. She had a delicate, demure appearance that was not striking, but what made her uncomfortable was the feeling that, from the very first moment she laid eyes on her, she seemed strangely familiar.Now that she thought about it, she realized that Danna Lynn bore a striking resemblance to the innocent, pure image that this girl emitted.As for the elderly woman beside her, Paulina already knew that this was her so-called grandmother. But honestly, she could do without her. What amazed her, though, was the usual tension between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law. Yet, in the Hollis family, she felt it: whether it was Lilian or the father-son duo, all of them looked at the elderly woman with dislike. Lilian and Darian seemed manageable, but Gregory was the elderly lady's biological son.And Gregory didn’t seem like someone who would be unfilial. To force a son like him to disl