âNo, Wanna, Listen to meâ¦â
âItâs your fault. Itâs your fault! Mommy said youâre the worst. Itâs because of you that Mr. Reed doesnât like my mommy!â With that said, Oriel Lynch jumped off the chair, ran up to Jason, and said, âMr. Reed, sheâs a bad person. She bullied my mommy. Mr. Reed, didnât you used to help us chase away bad people? Can you chase her away? That way, my mommy can come back!â
Graceâs heart sank. She did not expect a five-year-old to say such things.
Jason looked at Oriel Lynch coldly. âWho taught you to say that? Who told you Young Madam is a bad person?â
Oriel Lynch was startled by the look in Jasonâs eyes but she still tried to look pitiful and said, âMommy said⦠sheâs not a good person. She doesnât like Mr. Reed at all. Otherwise, she wouldnât have left you for five years! Mr. Reed, Mommy⦠Mommy and I like you very much. Weâre never gonna leave you.
Will you chase her away? I⦠Iâll be a good daughter. Iâll be better than Jasper Reedââ
âThatâs enough!â Jason interrupted Oriel Lynch and said coldly, âYou were never my daughter. The Reed family took care of you just because Mick wanted a sister, but it doesnât mean you can say such things. Youâll understand what your mother did after you grow up.
You never have to enter Reed Residence again!â
âJay, sheâs just a kid,â Grace could not help saying. Although what Oriel Lynch said about her disappointed her, she found slightly cruel to tell a child the same age as jasper such a reality.
âSo what? Even if sheâs a kid, she should know whatâs right and wrong! She should know whoâs in the wrong rather than saying anything she wants just because sheâs young!â said Jason. Then, he summoned the maids and told them to take Oriel Lynch away from Reed Residence.
âNo, Mr. Reed, Iâm your daughter and the daughter of the Reed family. Iâm better and more obedient than Jasper Reed. Why do you want Jasper and not me?â Oriel Lynch cried loudly and wanted to approach Jason.
However, she was only five years old. A maid picked Oriel Lynch up in her arms and quickly left.
Grace sighed and asked, âAre you still going to cancel the adoption?â
âWe never did the formal paperwork for it. I just announced it.
The so-called cancelation is only an announcement,â said Jason. Then, he paused a little before adding, âEven if youâre against it this time, Iâm going to announce the cancelation of the adoption.â
Grace pursed her lips and said nothing more.
She knew that if Oriel Lynch had not said what she said, maybe lay would not have made this decision.
However, Oriel Lynch thought of her as an enemy, so they could not keep her.
âThen, her lifeâ¦â
Jason said, âIrene Lynch has made a lot of money from the Reed family in the past two years.
Otherwise, how do you think she was able to lead such a life with only 200,000 dollars of monthly allowance from the Reed family? Even if Irene Lynch goes to jail, the moneyâs enough to raise Oriel Lynch.â
Grace thought about it and agreed. Besides, the Reed family had never formally adopted Oriel Lynch.
To put it bluntly, they did not have any legal ties to Oriel Lynch. Once Irene Lynch went to jail, Oriel Lynchâs guardian would change to her next of kin, which would be her biological father or her grandparents.
It would be hard for outsiders to intervene.
âDonât worry. Iâll ask Terrence to follow up on the child. You