Chapter 1410: Chapter 1407 Miss Redington, I advise you, such a man is not worth entrusting
Lily had just left when David was quickly surrounded by three little ones.
“Uncle, will mother be bullied if she ets that what’s-her-na lady alone?” Lulu tugged at uncle’s sleeve, asking in a soft, coquettish voice.
David furrowed his brows slightly and picked up Lulu. “How do you know who mother is eting?”
“It was Abbie who said it,” Lulu pointed towards Abbie.
“I eavesdropped on mother’s phone call,” Abbie said nonchalantly, without a trace of guilt, “Mother is going to et Mrs. Wellington, and I also heard great-uncle say that Mrs. Wellington is very fierce and not easy to talk to.”
Abbie had sneaked into the room while Lily hadn’t noticed.
He hid behind the sofa, secretly listening to mother’s phone call.
“Mrs. Wellington?” David’s frown deepened.
This Mrs. Wellington could, in a fit of rage, carelessly push Skye down the stairs.
She could even take a child away directly.
She was definitely not an easy person to deal with.
Thinking of the fact that Lily was still carrying a child and was eting her alone, David’s eyes darkened instantly.
“Uncle, let’s secretly follow her? I’ve already talked to the driver a while ago. When we reach the destination, he’ll text after mother gets out of the car. Look, this is the address, let’s go over now.”
Ben was also worried about Lily, so he had arranged for the driver to be his inside man early in the morning.
“Ben, you…”
This child was really too clever.
David was already worried about his sister, and now, with the three little ones stirring the pot, he imdiately took the three treasures and drove towards Windstead Square.
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As Lily entered the coffee shop, she hadn’t seen Mrs. Wellington before, but she recognized her at a glance.
The reason being that Mrs. Wellington was very beautiful, strikingly beautiful.
She had a pair of seductive eyes identical to Dylan’s, showcasing charm in every glance.
Mrs. Wellington, who at present must be at least in her late forties or approaching fifty, nevertheless dyed her hair a wine-red color that hid her true age.
The wine-red wavy hair made her gorgeous facial features even more dazzling.
As soon as Lily stepped in, she caught the eye of Mrs. Wellington, who was seated in the booth.
Radiant, captivating, and regal—this was exactly such a woman.
Lily approached and greeted her softly, “Mrs. Wellington, hello. My uncle Larry Scott arranged this eting for .”
As Lily walked toward Mrs. Wellington, she caught her attention.
Raising an eyebrow at Lily, Mrs. Wellington nodded, “Take a seat, you’re Commander Scott’s niece, no need to be formal.”
Lily pressed her lips into a smile and, after seating herself, introduced herself: “Mrs. Wellington, I’m Lily Redington. If you don’t mind, you can just call Lily.”
“Lily…? Ha, I wouldn’t presu so. There are too many people nad Lily in this world; I’ll call you Miss Redington instead.”
Lily imdiately caught the underlying ssage in Mrs. Wellington’s words and indeed, the next mont she heard her say:
“Actually, as soon as I saw you, I knew who you were. You should know Lily Gray, your cousin, right? She is now an artist under my Wellington Entertainnt.”
There was an unmistakable scorn in Mrs. Wellington’s words toward Lily.
She said undisguisedly, “I felt sorry for Lily Gray, abandoned by her husband, so I signed her to our Wellington Entertainnt.”
“Ian, although he is friends with Aidan Lucas, what I detest the most are n who ss around after marriage. Miss Redington, let give you a piece of advice. A mistress will always be a mistress, and a man who would leave his lawful wife for one is not worth entrusting your life to.”
[Author’s Note] To be continued
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