Chapter 429 Laura eyed her infuriated daughter and reproached, âDidnât I tell you not to provoke her recently? Look at the mess youâve made.
What a disgrace!â
Beatrice grabbed Lauraâs arm, âMom, how can I tolerate Agnes insulting me like this? She and Jared arenât even divorced yet.
Do you think theyâll reconcile? Mom, we should use our trump card. That way, Agnes wonât stand a chance and the Whitfield family will surely reject her. Mom, I canât wait anymore.â
âDunce!â
Laura scolded, âIâve told you, unless itâs absolutely necessary, we canât use our trump card casually. You still want to be Mrs.
Whitfield, donât you? This is your trump card to become Mrs. Whitfield, not to defeat Agnes.â
Upon hearing this, Beatrice seemed to sober up a bit.
But the resolve in her eyes flared up again, âBut, can I really become Mrs. Whitfield? Jared is still so close to Agnes. Did you see the way he looked at me, so cold. Will he ever like me?â
âWhatâs the use of being liked? In this world, the most useless and hindering thing is feelings. Pack up your sincerity. The most important thing now is the position of Mrs. Whitfield. Once you become the lady of the Whitfield family, youâre superior to others.
For the rest of your life, no one can look down on you. As for Jaredâs feelings, itâs just icing on the cake if he has them, no need to force it if he doesnât.â
Beatriceâs thoughts differed from Lauraâs.
Beatrice thought, as long as Jared married her.
Life is long, and she would find a way to make Jared fall in love with her.
As long as sheâs the lady of the Whitfield family, as long as she could be by his side every night.
Sheâs sure she could change Jaredâs mind.
Thinking of this, Beatrice got excited again, âMom, from now on, Iâll listen to you. I wonât bother with Agnes anymore. Tell me, what should I do?â
Frowning, Laura said, âFor now, do nothing, just watch the changes. If it werenât for your impulsiveness, for your inability to resist exposing the relationship between Agnes and Alyssa Whitfield, I wouldnât have to work so hard for you now.â
Beatrice lowered her head. Laura always blamed her.
She always said the timing wasnât right. When exactly would the timing be right?
She really couldnât wait any longer.
But after the previous lesson, Beatrice didnât dare to retort.
Seeing Laura all dolled up, she asked, âMom, where are you going all dressed up?â
Lauraâs face changed slightly, âIâm going to the hospital to see your father.â
Mentioning her father, Beatrice also felt a bit sad. âI donât know if Dad will wake up. Iâll go with you. I donât want the first person he sees when he wakes up to be Agnes.â
Laura quickly said, âYou donât have to go to the hospital today. We can take turns watching him later. Youâve seen it, Agnes has been accompanying him around the clock. Sheâs smarter than you. If your father wakes up one day, he might only recognize her as his daughter.â
Beatrice said discontentedly, âI got it. Iâll visit the hospital more often.â
After Laura left, Beatrice returned to her room.
Agnes spent almost the entire day and night sleeping.
She felt groggy as if she was constantly dreaming.
But the dream was incredibly beautiful, like a time rewind to her childhood.