Ynda poured coffee for May, then for Renee and Charles as well.
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May took a sip. She had never liked Ynda, always feeling that a woman like her didn’t deserve Charles. So when she saw Ynda sit down, she frowned again.
“Ynda, go help in the kitchen. Why are you sitting here?” May said. “The maids at Moonbay Estate all say you haven’t been cooking these past couple of days.
“You know Charles always loves your cooking. If you don’t cook and his stomach starts acting up, what then?”
In the past, whenever May picked on her, Ynda would always look to Charles.
But today she didn’t. Instead, she simply stood up and went straight to the kitchen.
A flicker of surprise shed in Charles’s eyes. He looked at the coffee in front of him and, after a long while, finally said, “Mom, why do you always have to make things hard for her?”
May was a little surprised. Before, whenever she gave Ynda a hard time, Charles had never stepped in.
He was always busy–most of the time, the moment he sat down at home, he had to pull out hisptop to deal with work. The rest of his time was spent fooling around with other women.
May knew her son too well. She knew he didn’t like Ynda.
She sighed and said, “What exactly are you thinking? If you don’t want a divorce yet, then just let her have a baby first, andter you can kick her out. Samuel might be capable, but he’s still not strong enough <i>to </i>shake us.”
Samuel might be a rising star, but the Sinir family had decades of foundation. They had nothing to fear.
Charles nced toward the kitchen, catching only half of Ynda’s figure.
Her posture was excellent–her back was always perfectly straight. It was obvious she had taken countless etiquette lessons as a youngdy.
Her face was beautiful, too. Charles thought that if he couldn’t marry the one he loved, then being with Ynda wasn’t so bad. She was obedient, pure, and sometimes amusing when he
teased her.
“You want a grandchild already?” he asked May with a teasing smile.
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May shot him a reproachful look. “If you don’t want kids with Ynda, then have one with another woman. As long as it’s your child, that’s what matters.”
Charles frowned. He had no intention of having a child with any other woman. The only person he had ever wanted to have a child with was the one he had loved all along.
Back then, he and the Grant family had even made an agreement that Ynda must not get pregnant. At least in his eyes, she wasn’t worthy of carrying a Sinir child.
“If you really want a grandchild, then you’ll just have to wait a few more years,” he told May. “Now’s not the time.”
That reassured May. She knew Charles was probably waiting for the woman he loved to return. She was quite shocked, actually, that the Grant family had produced such a lovesick fool like her son.
“Forget it, as long as you know what you’re doing. This is my only wish,” May said. “I know who you’re waiting for, but don’t forget–when you had that car ident, she abandoned you. Why still hold on to a woman like that?”
Charles’s face instantly darkened.
Renee quickly leaned toward May and said, “Mom, really? It’s been two years already, why bring it up again? Who knows how that woman’s doing now? Hopefully she’s rotting abroad somewhere.
“If you ask me, she and Ynda are the same type–can’t live without a man.”
The woman Charles loved had run off with some broke guy, and she had done it right when Charles was lying in a hospital bed after his car crash.
“That’s enough.” Charles lifted a hand to rub his temples and stood up to head upstairs. “Don’t ever mention her again.”
Renee pouted. From the look on his face, she could tell he was still thinking about that
woman.
Too bad that woman didn’t seem to care whether a man was rich or poor–otherwise she wouldn’t have chosen a penniless loser.
At dinner, Ynda followed the maids, carrying dishes to the table, while everyone else sat neatly at their seats.
But Charles’s father, Dn, didn’te home tonight. Ever since Ynda had married Charles, Dn had rarely been around
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Ynda sat next to Charles. Her stomach hurt, and when she looked at the food on her te, she couldn’t help but gag a little.
Renee covered her mouth in disbelief, her eyes wide. “Ynda, don’t tell me you’re pregnant.”
Ynda’s face went a bit pale. She held her fork tightly and said, “It’s just a stomachache.”
She could feel it–the moment Renee said those words, May’s expression changed, and Charles had that half–smile on his face.
Back when Ynda still had hope for him, she used to ask when they would have a child.
He would always brush her off, saying to wait a little longer. She thought she really could wait. But now she saw the truth–Charles never intended to let her get pregnant.
“I really just have a stomachache,” Ynda repeated.
May slowly put down her fork. She nced at Charles, and since he didn’t say anything, she didn’t press
further.
The mood at the table turned tense. It stayed that way until dinner ended. Just as Ynda was about to leave, May asked her, “I heard you’re going out to work now?”
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“Don’t go to work,” May told her. “Just stay home and take care of Charles.”
Ynda pressed her lips together, her eyes clear. “There are plenty of maids at home who can take care of him.”
It was the first time she ever talked back to May.
May’s face darkened, then she gave a coldugh. “Ynda, you know I’ve never been satisfied with you. Your only value is to take care of Charles.”
Ynda took a deep breath and asked, “May, anything else?”
The moment she said that, Renee rolled her eyes. “Ynda, what’s that supposed to mean? How can you talk <i>to </i>my mom like that?
“Don’t you know your allowance every month has to go through her approval? If she doesn’t agree, you won’t get a dime next month.
“You’ve loved Charles for years, and you’re lucky that you married him. If you don’t learn to appreciate it, I’d say it’s only a matter of time before another woman takes your ce.”
Ynda had been neglected for two years. Before, she endured it out of love for Charles, but
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“It would be wonderful if that woman really shows up,” she said.
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Shock shed across both May and Renee’s faces. May mmed the table hard. “How dare you?”
Charles set down his coffee cup and let his gaze fall on Ynda’s face.
For the past two years, he had been satisfied with her obedience. But now, she had changed.
He stood up and said coolly, “Let’s go home. Mom, don’t be upset. I found that emerald bracelet you’ve always wanted. I’ll have Jack bring it over tomorrow.”
May gave a cold snort and dropped the matter.
Ynda followed Charles out the door. As she was about to get in the car, she heard him ask, “Are you really pregnant?”
He spoke while lowering his head to light a cigarette. But then he seemed to think of something and slowly put the lighter away. “Go to the hospital.”
Ynda found it almost funny. “If I really am, what would you do?”
For once, annoyance flickered in Charles’s eyes. All that gentleness and charm he used to coax her were gone.
He didn’t have to say it. Ynda already knew the answer.
It felt like a de had pierced her heart. She had always known he was ruthless, but she never thought he would be this ruthless.
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