Chapter 2911


    Madeline couldn’t stand her pitiful act, and what’s more, the fact that men fell for it every single time.


    “Aren’t you supposed to be this righteous journalist? If you pleasing men so much, I’ll make sure you


    leave this world surrounded by them.”


    Thinking maliciously of Regina’s downfall brought a genuine smile to Madeline’s face.


    “Justy low for a while and don’t contact me. When you’re ready, just find any payphone and call me,


    got it?”


    Madeline was about to leave when Domingo followed her, “Hey, Madeline, when can Dad see you


    again?”


    She clicked her tongue in annoyance, “I told you, don’t reach out unless I do first. You know I’m staying


    with the Tanners, right? If you don’t want to cause trouble for me and Mom, just stay put here.”


    Domingo nodded quickly, “I get it. That man’s still around, so your mom can’t juste back to me.


    When the Tanner’s eldest daughter gets into trouble and they’re too busy to care, I’ll bring you both


    back. Don’t worry, I’ve wronged your mother before, but from now on, I won’t. I promise to take good


    care of you both!”


    Madeline wasn’t sure when Domingo started nning all this, but neither she nor her mother wanted to


    return to him. They’ve had enough from him. Plus, with her mother now carrying a Tanner child,


    Regina’s demise would conveniently pave the way for a new heir to the Tanner fortune.


    Of course, she didn’t share these thoughts with Domingo. She still need to use him, so jus let him


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    After settling this matter, Madeline felt relieved returning to the Tanner residence. She immediately


    checked on Imogen, concerned about her unborn brother, her future hope.


    Seeing her daughter return home beaming, Imogen was puzzled, “Where have you been? You haven’t


    been home much, and you missed a dinner party I wanted us to attend together. Everyone brought


    their children, you know. Yet, when I wanted to bring my own daughter, you weren’t interested.”


    Madeline knew she had been out frequently to deal with Domingo and the matter at hand.


    “Mom, I know you want the best for me. Haven’t I beenworking with those elitedies? That’s why


    I’ve been out so much. You always said I should build good rtionships with them.”


    Relieved that her daughter wasn’t just fooling around, Imogen rxed, “Now that Regina is married to


    Nn, that’s settled. You need to stop thinking about him. He’s not for you, understand? Let’s meet


    more suitable young men. Remember Mrs. Lawson’s son who came byst time? Tall, handsome, and


    quite the gentleman.”