Chapter 491
Daddy, Mommy had been in Prison
âThat first slap was because you insulted Robert and my mother. That second slap was for insulting me. Since you lack proper etiquette, Miss Powell, I can punish you in the place of the old man and show you what that means. You can try insulting me again, and I guarantee your face is going to swell to a balloon today!â
âBi-â
Sally glared with bloodred eyes at Georgia and started swearing.
Georgia didnât hesitate this time and coldly slapped her twice again. Casey spoke up at the side.
âSheâs just a nutter. No need to pay attention to her.â
âWhat are the two of you playacting for? Your mother was a whore, do you think youâve ascended somewhere special having married Aidan Simpson? Iâm telling you, Aidanâs dead, and thereâs nobody supporting you now. And you, Georgia, Robertâs missing, and you think youâll be able to hear that heâs coming back alive? You two are destined to be a pair of widows!â
âYou really just donât know when to quit, do you...â
Georgia didnât show mercy this time.
She used an exceptional amount of force, and Sally couldnât break free. Georgia slapped her a dozen times, and while Sally wanted to speak and insult her some more, she didnât have an opportunity to open her mouth.
âEnough! What are you doing?â
She hadnât taught Sally enough of a lesson yet when the old manâs voice rang out from the side.
Georgia tossed Sally to the ground. Seeing the old manâs furious look, Sally sprinted over and started squealing.
âI told you, Dad, that Caseyâs daughter had no class. Look at my face! Georgia did this! Iâm her aunt, and she did all that to me! Are you still going to treat this kind of person well, Dad? Robertâs had his incident already and the Simpson family is finished! Theyâll just break apart from now on. You donât need to give them face at all!â
âShut up!â
The old man barked coldly at Sally, who looked hatefully at Georgia.
Georgia thought that if the old man hadnât been here, Sally would have rushed over and tangled with her already.
This wasnât the type of woman whoâd keep it in. The way sheâd insulted her, sheâd definitely try for revenge.
âWhen did you wake up?â
The old man asked Georgia.
âI just woke up so I wanted to come and meet my children. But what do I see? Miss Powell here yelling at my children. In the few days I wasnât here, Miss Powell had to have done worse things than I saw. If youâre going to treat me as family, Grandpa, is this how you protect the kids?â
Georgia accused angrily. Sheâd relaxed completely thinking the kids were safe here.
But seeing Sallyâs attitude, she couldnât imagine the fear and worry the children had been through, and how much theyâd been bullied.
At that, Annie spoke up straight away.
âMommy, she slapped Wesley and pushed me to the ground. My hands are hurt, and Wesley still has a mark on his face. Sheâs a bad person!â
Annie pointed at Sally furiously.
Slapping children of all things. Georgia couldnât hold back her rage and wanted to teach this woman another lesson.
But she still held it in. She turned to the old man coldly.
âGrandpa, I respect you enough to still call you Grandpa right now, but if youâre unwilling to be responsible for the daily life of these two children, Iâll take them away right now. You kept them safe these past few days, and I thank you for that. I owe the Powell family for this. But since I feel like the children would only be mocked and bullied here, Iâm taking them away.â
âThat Wesley isnât even your son. Donât you find it disgusting how youâre pretending to be a kind mother?â
Sally started jeering at the side. Georgia could see Wesleyâs face going white. She hadnât met a woman more repulsive than Sally.
âWesley is my son. I love him. Even without blood relations, Iâll treat him as my own son.â
At that, Georgia looked to him.
âIf you want to from now on, Wesley, you donât need to keep calling me Auntie Georgia. You can call me Mommy like Annie does. I really do love you, Wesley, and I really am willing to be your Mommy. Whoever your birth mother is, Iâm willing to raise you like my own son.â
At what Georgia said, Wesleyâs eyes reddened, and finally, he rushed at Georgia and hugged her tight.
âYes, Mommy, I want to...â
Sally sneered and was about to say something when the old man shot her a warning glance.
âIâm old and didnât stay with the children at every moment. I didnât know Sally had done all that to them. I apologize.â
Linus had spoken. Georgia was processing it when she saw the old man turn to Sally, giving her his ultimatum.
âHurry up and apologize to the two children, or you can leave the Powell family from today forth, never to return!â
âAre you crazy, Dad? Iâm your youngest daughter. Caseyâs just a bastard daughter, and her own daughter isnât a savory character. Donât you hate bastard daughters the most?â
âSilence!â
The old man roared.
âIf you donât apologize, Iâll notify the Wilkes family that the Powell family no longer cares for this one daughter. Iâll exile you from the family. Want to try me?â
At that, Sallyâs face finally changed. She looked resentfully at Georgia, but remained tight-lipped, with the grudge in her eyes curdling. The old man slapped the table in his wrath.
âIâll give you to the count of three to apologize before I call the Wilkes.â
At that moment, Sally looked unwillingly at Georgia and the two children, then lowered her head.
âAnnie, Wesley, Iâm sorry.â
That was a stiff apology, and Georgia only sneered.
âSince she apologized, Grandpa, I wonât count this against the Powell family, and Iâll take the children with me and leave. Thank you for protecting the children these two days.â
At that, Georgia took her childrenâs hands and nodded to her mother, signally it was time to leave.
Linus suddenly spoke again, though.
âWhat about Robert? Has no news of him come out yet?â
Georgia nodded sorrowfully.
âStill nothing. But I have some clues. Heâll be fine. Iâll bring him home.â
With that, Georgia turned and took the children with her as she left.
Her mother was by her side.
The two sat in a car and left the Powell family just like that.
âCan I really call you Mommy from now on?â
In the car, Wesley looked timidly at Georgia and asked.
Georgia showed a gentle smile.
âOf course you can. I said it. Iâll raise you as my own son. Weâre family. You and Annie are my children. Is that okay, Wesley?â
At that, Wesley hugged Georgia tight.
âItâs okay, Mommy. No matter who my birth Mommy is, Iâll treat you as my own Mommy. I love you. I really really love you.â
Georgia smiled, while Annie hugged her too.
âWhy hasnât there been any news of Daddy, Mommy? Whatâs happened to Daddy?â
Annie asked, eyes red.
âDaddyâs gone to fight bad guys. When heâs beat the bad guys, heâll come back to us. The two of you just be good and wait at home for Daddy, okay?â
The two children said yes, looking very sad.
They missed their father very much, but were well-behaved enough not to throw tantrums at a time like this.
After leaving the Powell family, Georgia drove to the airport.
Sheâd agreed with Ivan to take the children there, then send them off to a far-away kingdom with the best security. Ivan had operated on the kingâs mother, and it should be safe to have the children stay there for the moment.
Then she could safely go with Ivan and Wilson and track down Robertâs whereabouts. It took an hour or two for them to arrive at the private airport.
Georgia had already explained patiently to the children in the car about how they were going to be switching homes.
And she finally met up with Ivan here.
âHow long do we have to stay there, Mommy? When are you going to pick us up with Daddy? Is Daddy really going to be okay?â
Before boarding, Annie turned to Georgia and asked nervously.
âIt wonât take much longer. Daddy loves us, and heâll come back to us, and take us home.â
Georgia didnât lie, but couldnât tell the truth either.
The children hugged Georgia and cried for a long time before finally parting longingly.
Seeing the children get on the plane and leave, Georgia covered her mouth and wept.
She didnât want the children to leave her side either.
But right now, having them stay, sheâd just worry if something happened to her.
She could only relax with the children in a safe place.
âThere wonât be an issue with my friend, Georgia. Heâs got tens of thousands of men protecting the castle, and their nation is very safe. These years, be it encroaching enemies or airstrike threats, none of them of succeeded. The children will be safe there.â
âI know. I trust your friend. I just canât bear to part from them.â
Georgia said, eyes red, and asked sadly.
âDidnât you say you found some clues? Where is Robert right now?â
âWe found that the Wimbledon family heirâs come down with a strange disease. This person canât go out into the sun and his blood data is under strict protection. I hear itâs an immune system issue. Heâs being kept alive by an expensive medical team, and their familyâs always had strange diseases, but this heir is especially severe.â
âWhat does that mean?â
Daddy, Mommy had been in Prison ï¤Chapter 490 Sally Bullying the Kids The Unexpected Marriage ï¤Chapter 251 What's The Use Of You Have I Told You Lately ï¤Chapter 147 It must Feel Good to Have Him Drive Me to Work Georgia asked dubiously.
âDidnât we say that Robertâs body data was expensive and that his condition was rare? That might be what theyâre thinking, which is why theyâre taking Robert away to investigate his immune anti-cancer substances and cure themselves. The Wimbledon familyâs been investing madly in all sorts of biopharmaceutical enterprises and labs, partly for money, partly to continue their bloodline. And I found a few underground labs in what theyâve invested in. Adolfâs been captured by Wilson already. Weâll go see him now. He might know more.â
âThen we should hurry up and see Adolf.â
Georgia got in the car with Ivan and set off right away.