Chapter 145 Parents Past (1/2)

Mr. Lakin always thought that if Jill didn't come to make trouble, the daughter-in-law wouldn't be dispirited or divorce her son, and they wouldn't, wouldn't die, leaving him alone!

Mr. Lakin knew that his son didn't want to divorce with Belle. His son's red eyes appeared in his head, but he pretended to be strong. That was his last memory of him.

The night before they went to go through the formalities, his son came to find him, perhaps because he was too sad and painful, and finally he couldn't bear to listen to his father.

Tears, desperation... It's not enough for my son to be alive! '! After all, Mr. Lakin hated Jill very much?

As for the reason why he agreed to let Jill come in and accept Nina. Mr. Lakin couldn't help smiling bitterly. At that time, Lancy had disappeared, and it was hard to say whether he could find her or not. And Nina was his only blood, and how could he not nod in agreement?

Mr. Lakin hated her so much but he had to accept her. No one could understand how aggrieved Mr. Lakin's was? Although he didn't mention what happened in the past and treated her coldly, he didn't deliberately make things difficult for Jill, which didn't mean that he had forgotten and actually forgave her.

The glance from Mr. Lakin was full of hatred and killing intent. Jill was weak all over, her hands trembling uncontrollably. Had she lived a comfortable life for too long, or was she deceived by Mr. Lakin's acting skill? She had forgotten that Mr. Lakin was the most frightening and frightening person in the Lan Clan.

Jill would have collapsed onto the ground if it were not for Kevin and her dignity. It was at that moment that Jill realized how much Mr. Lakin hated her.

”Mr. Lakin!” Jill called weakly, her eyes filled with grievance. At least, she had served him for ten years, hadn't she? There might be merits, but there must be merits? How could he say that in front of the child?

However, she was afraid and resentful.

”Grandpa!” Nina thought that it was an unreasonable request for her grandfather to fire an woman in such a rude manner in front of her husband and mother.

Too mean? Mr. Lakin sneered. Today he really saw that his granddaughter resembled her mother, Jill. After raising her for more than twenty years, she turned out to be an ungrateful woman. Even though she was the apple of his eye, it could not warm her heart.

However, no matter how hard he tried to teach Austin, it was useless.