Who Is Lydia's Mom In Beetlejuice 소설 & 이야기

Just when Lydia thought the other party would respond kindly, she suddenly realized how naive she was. Nydia showed no kindness as she looked at Lydia arrogantly, her eyes full of disdain. "What qualification do you have to call me mom? Lydia, it seems you haven't figured out your identity yet. If it weren't for my son and grandson, I wouldn't allow you to call me that. But since you've called me mom, I'll temporarily treat you as a daughter-in-law." Lydia's heart fluctuated, feeling scared and anxious. She couldn't quite understand what Lambert's mother really wanted to do.

Lily Greeley spoke in defence of her mother who was now on the verge of shedding crocodile tears. “You expect me to believe that! Besides, I don’t need her worrying about my affairs! I can handle them myself! She never bothered about them before anyways!” Jade Greeley retorted sharply, throwing an icy glare at Lily Greeley. “I… I-I only did that be…because I-I thought you wouldn’t show up if you knew the truth. I was only wor…ried about you,” Elizabeth Greeley lamented while shedding a few fake tears. Meanwhile, she was internally biting at her hankie while cursing at Jade, ‘Why can’t this brat just follow the story?’

And for a second, she thought she saw a man standing at the edge of the woods, watching them go. She turned away and looked at June. "They’re going to come for us," Lydia said. "Let them," June replied, gripping the steering wheel with her good hand. "I’ve got a friend in the District with a basement full of hardware and a grudge against billionaires. We aren't running anymore, Lyd. We're starting a war." Lydia leaned her head back against the seat. She placed her hand over her stomach. The pulse was quiet now. It was waiting.

The Lancaster family crest gleamed on the doors. "Darling," she purred. "Did you really think we wouldn't find out?" Adam backed away, his pulse erratic. "Lucia—" But Lucia wasn't looking at him. She was staring at Eve with dawning horror. "You knew," she whispered. "You knew this would happen." Eve's laugh slithered through the penthouse. She held up a syringe filled with clear liquid. "The Lancasters always clean up their messes." The last thing Adam saw before the world went black:

"I failed Camilla… I failed as her father…" Just then, Lydia walked in. The moment she saw Matteo's and my papa's expressions, her heart lurched. She turned and tried to run. Matteo reacted instantly, seizing her arm with a grip brutal enough to crush bone. "Are you trying to run away?" Matteo's gaze was venomous. "Where exactly were you planning to go after killing Camilla?" Lydia thrashed wildly, terror contorting her face. "I didn't! Matteo, let me go! Valeri set me up. He's the one who changed the dosage!"

“These are from Lydia. She’s been working with the Rogues, some of you might recognize the handwriting. She’s been helping them plan a takeover for years.” Lydia’s face paled for a split second, but she quickly smoothed it over, putting on her usual sweet, fake ass expression. “Ryan…” she whispered, clinging to him like a terrified child. “She’s unstable. She escaped the dungeon and stole those, she’s trying to ruin our night.” Ruin our night. The same poison stained words she always used.

She asked with a shrieked voice. “Shut up! Who is your mother? Who are you calling mom? Hmp! Let me tell you now ...You were dumped in front of our door steps when you were a baby. So did you really think that we would waste our love on you?... You are nothing but our maid.” Mrs. Hart snorted in contempt. “That...That can’t be true!…. Dad, tell mom it’s a lie.” Lydia looked at her father hopefully, but Mr. Hart looked at her coldly and didn’t bother to answer.

I let out a sigh before walking down the garden and looking into the forest. "You too don't like the party?" I heard a feminine voice behind me and for once I wanted to wish ladies would stop following me. I turned back to look at one of the ladies from the party. She did come with Alex and Sandro's family but they didn't introduce her as someone relating to them. "How may I help you?" I asked her and she chuckled gently before walking towards me and sitting on the grass. "I'm Lydia. Just staying at Alex's and Sandro's. My mother is close to theirs." She replied and my lips curved into shape, like realization has just hit me. Fake realization though, because the only thing that was going to

"If you hadn’t pushed her so hard..." "My fault?" Julian shouted, slamming his fist on the table. "You agreed to the wedding! You told her she had to marry me! You said it was the best thing for her!" They argued back and forth, shouting at each other, blaming each other for what had happened. My mother sat there, silent, watching them. Just then, the front door opened. Lydia walked in, wearing a soft blue dress, her hair perfectly curled. "Oh, I’m so sorry," she said, walking over to Julian and putting a hand on his shoulder. "I just heard what happened. I can’t believe Elena would do this to you, Julian. After everything you’ve done for her."

"My husband is the heir of the Wingers, and he's been missing and has passed away. Exactly what divorce do you want to get with me?" Jeff froze, then immediately pointed at me and looked toward his parents. "You guys saw that, right? You see what kind of person she clearly is now?!" However, his parents only looked coldly at him. "Of course we know who she is. "This is the legal daughter-in-law of the Wingers and also our future heiress!" ... Hearing this response, Jeff was stunned. Lydia looked at him, shaking her head endlessly. "That night I had a heart attack and was barely clinging onto life, I just wanted to see you. Where were you?"