Capítulo 2393: Chapter 99: I Know You Like David Redington
“Oh, attitude, what kind of attitude do you want?” Leslie Howard suddenly laughed, uttering the first words since Iris Yates stepped through the door.
She looked at her mother sitting on the opposite sofa, her icy eyes full of disdain.
“Why don’t you ask yourself, since you saw , which words you’ve spoken are the ones a mother should have? From beginning to end, you haven’t asked a single question, haven’t shown any concern. All I’ve heard is your dissatisfaction with . Apart from scolding, is it that you can no longer talk to about anything else?”
Leslie’s attitude was cold and assertive, showing no past weakness of compromising out of gratitude for Iris Yates’ nurturing.
The last ti at the company, Iris Yates was already dissatisfied with Leslie’s attitude.
She had originally thought that by being cold to Leslie these days, it might make the child reflect.
Who knew—
“Leslie, if you could make mom worry less, why would mom speak to you with this attitude? Don’t, whenever I say sothing about you, you just bla others and don’t know how to reflect on yourself. Tell , what did mom say to you when she brought you into the Wallace family?
The Wallace family is a prominent family, for us mother and daughter to stand firm in the Wallace family, we must strictly demand ourselves, not to be caught in the act. Mom has served your Uncle Wallace for so many years, bowing low and acting small before that eldest daughter Winona Wallace, and now finally gave birth to a son, so she can have so backbone in the Wallace family.
And you, just at this ti, choose to cause trouble. Do you know, your affair of sleeping with directors and screenwriters has already been found out by your Uncle Wallace. Now it’s spreading wildly in the industry and online.
A while ago, I managed to convince your Uncle Wallace to let you change to the surna Wallace and be included in the Wallace family tree. But because of the ss you’ve caused… Uncle Wallace said he wants to reconsider this matter.”
If Winona Wallace were here at this mont, she would certainly be surprised at Iris Yates’ attitude.
When alone with Leslie, Iris, who always acted ekly and submissively in front of Winona, showed clear disdain for Winona.
Not at all the usual pretty but timid, cowardly woman.
Leslie wasn’t too surprised at her mother’s performance.
She still appeared indifferent: “Your business is your business, I’ve said it before, don’t involve . You want to be a noble lady, be among the elite, but you shouldn’t harm . Mom… since the day I overheard at the company you say you were involved in that matter four years ago, our mother-daughter relationship ended. As for what you said about sleeping with directors and screenwriters, I can only tell you… I didn’t.”
“Leslie, how can you be so foolish!”
Upon hearing her daughter’s words, Iris Yates not only felt no guilt but instead complained: “Four years ago, your career was flourishing, Winona Wallace envied you and wanted to get into the entertainnt circle, you two have similar acting paths, if it weren’t for her scheming against you, how could she break out? Mom saw long ago that she doesn’t like you and wants to replace you.”
Iris Yates took a deep breath, speaking without any guilt: “To gain her trust, mom had no choice.”
“No choice!” Leslie almost laughed out of anger, “This is your reason for letting her drug your biological daughter, and pushing your daughter into the pit?”
“Oh, Leslie… you underestimate mom. How could this be considered a pit?”
Iris Yates laughed, her eyes sparkling.
“Speaking of which, you should thank mom. Back then, Winona Wallace drugged you, intending for you to be ravaged by that fat assistant director. However, I had soone switch the drug, and the drugged red wine was not sent to the assistant director’s table, but ended up with David Redington, the movie star you were collaborating with. Leslie… mom knows you like David Redington, so should you now be grateful to mom for helping you?”
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