Chapter 516


    Bethany sneered and looked at Aisling viciously.


    "Aisling, I don''t care about your daughter, so I treated her worse than my dog. I fed my dog the best


    steak, but I was not willing to give Eden a single piece of vegetable. I did knock her down while


    driving and take her to my house. But when she stayed in my home, she was like a time bomb that


    would explode at any time, keeping me awake at night with worry. How could I treat her well?


    And your daughter is really stupid. Even if I had treated her like that, she was still willing to call me


    mom when she came here to see me." When Bethany said this, tears suddenly flowed out


    uncontrobly.


    Since she had been put into prison, her daughter and son had never visited her.


    She had always doted on her children, but they were both ingrates.


    But Eden hade to visit her, calling her "mom". At that time, she had been stung by conscience.


    Why hadn''t she treated Eden better?


    Eden was much better than her two children. She was a kind person.


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    But What was done was done. After all, humans were always selfish.


    She cried, "Aisling, you know what? The biggest mistake people make in daily life is being too polite


    to strangers while being too harsh on the people around them. This is human nature."


    Listening to her words, Aisling was trembling all over. She had also adopted a daughter, but her


    adopted daughter was an ingrate.


    She struggled to get up. If she continued to listen, she would definitely faint again.


    She looked at Bethany angrily and said, "Bethany, you should stay here for the rest of your life."


    After that, she left without looking back.


    When Aisling left, Bethany''s painful look gradually became relieved.


    "Eden, now that you have found your family, I hope you will be happy in the future."


    After she said that to herself, she instantly burst into tears, and everything became blurred in her


    eyes. She had blindly walked on someone else''s path but ended up blocking her own way.


    Being put into this prison indicated that she would be miserable for the rest of her life.


    Perhaps it was Eden''s tolerance and kindness that had brought her so much good luck before.


    Aisling returned to the car with tears streaming down her face.


    Wyatt took a look, handed a tissue to her, and asked, "Did you see her?"


    Aisling wiped the tears off her face and said, "Yes. That evil b*tch! How could she do that to Eden?


    Even now she still doesn''t regret it."


    At the thought of her words, Aisling felt the pain in her heart.


    Buddy said, "Mom, these are all things of the past. Eden didn''t pursue those matters. She has got


    over it."


    Aisling looked at him and said in an unpleasant tone, "So what if Eden let it go? Can the scars in


    her heart be healed?"


    Buddy became silent. He felt it wasn''t that Eden didn''t feel hurt, but rather that she was suppressing


    all the pain in her heart. She fought to be tolerant, but her heart was bleeding.


    "Mom, don''t cry. We will make it up to Eden in the future. But what should we do about Haven? She


    has already known Eden''s identity." Buddy was more worried about this now.


    Hearing this, Aisling became angry. "She is so vicious that she deliberately chose to frame Eden on


    the second day of her engagement with Vincent. She believed that both the Clement family and the


    Alwynn family would not let Eden off. So, she pretended to be pushed down the stairs by Eden. It


    was because of this that I pushed my granddaughter downstairs.


    She should have known Eden''s identity long ago, and she has kept spoken ill of Eden in front of me


    in order to deepen my misunderstanding."


    Wyatt snapped, "You brought it all on yourself! You failed to distinguish between right and wrong."


    Aisling red at him and said, "You know nothing! At that time, from my point of view, would you


    believe in Haven or a stranger?"


    Wyatt sneered, "Nonsense! I''ve told you so many times that you can''t judge a person only by


    appearance. Look at the recent pieces of news of our daughter. Those are all malicious gossips,


    completely without substance."


    "Shut up!" Aisling cast a angry look at him.


    Wyatt drowsily shut his mouth. No matter hard he tried to convince her, it would be in vain.


    Aisling nced at Delmont and said, "Delmont, zip your lips. Do not mention your sister in front of


    Haven. Isn''t she determined to marry Vincent? You two brothers get prepared. We will visit the


    Alwynn family and reach an agreement on this marriage tomorrow. Now that this is her only wish,


    we will help her. Since I took her to our home, I have never maltreated her. I have given her


    everything I am supposed to give. For a person, conscience is the bottom line."


    Hearing this, Buddy couldn''t help getting angry. With a gloomy face, he asked coldly, "Mom, what


    about Zofia and me? Zofia was already pregnant with my baby. Why couldn''t you allow us to be


    together? If conscience really is the bottom line, then where is yours?"


    Aisling was choked by her son''s question.


    She knew that she had done the wrong thing, but now it was toote. Zofia should have aborted the


    child a long time ago.


    Hearing this, Wyatt instantly flew into a rage. He questioned, "Aisling, what did you do?"


    Aisling paused for a moment when she heard Wyatt''s roar. Then, she came to her senses and


    looked at Wyatt.


    Displeased, she said, "What are you shouting for? You scared me."


    Wyatt looked at her coldly and said, "The child in the girl''s belly is our grandson. Moral standing is


    much more important than family background. As long as it is a girl of good character, no matter


    what family she came from, she is deserving enough of marrying into our family. Do you want


    money or your son''s happiness?"


    "I..." Aisling Mr. Calder was at a loss for words after being yelled at by him.


    Wyatt looked at her helplessly. They had married for so many years, yet she had kept this matter


    from him. It was way too much.


    He said angrily, "Life is not merely about money. It''s more important that our son could marry the girl


    he loves and live the life they want. What if we have more money? Our family property is already


    enough for us to live a normal life. You have been struggling in the business circle for so many


    years. Aren''t you tired? Do you have to spend all your life making money?"


    Aisling refuted somewhat unconfidently, "Without money, what do we live off?" What was wrong with


    her liking for money? Wasn''t she doing it all for this family?