Chapter 669 Stop Faking


    Chapter 669 Stop Faking


    Abbott immediately tried to ease the tension, "Alright. Mom, since Cathy doesn''t want to, forget it.


    Sophia is making tea already."


    Cathy understood now, "Sophia, you''re pretending to be nice. You bought Grandma a massage chair


    and a house. You are doing all the good things to make me look bad, aren''t you?"


    Sophia had been makings tea, she stopped and said, looking sad, "Am I doing it wrong?"


    The old Mrs. Lawson immediately said, "Sophia, you aren''t doing anything wrong. You did what you


    should. This is Cathy''s fault."


    "Cathy, apologize to Sophia!"


    Cathy looked at the old Mrs. Lawson with widened eyes. She couldn''t imagine that in only a few days,


    her grandma, who used to be her backer, had been turned against her.


    "Grandma, do you know what you are talking about?"


    "Of course! You''re the one confused here!"


    Sophia said pitifully next to the old Mrs. Lawson, "Grandma, it''s okay that Cathy doesn''t think she did


    anything wrong. She''s younger than me, let''s just let it go."


    "No! She has to apologize to you today!" The old Mrs. Lawson seemed really strange to Cathy.


    Be hadn''t intended to say a word, but she had to stand up for her daughter now.


    "Cathy didn''t say anything wrong. We''re all family, it''s no big deal!"


    "It''s etiquette! Be, are you as childish as Cathy?"


    "I..."


    Be was out of words.


    "Cathy, apologize!"


    "No! Never!"


    The old Mrs. Lawson had walked up to her, "I will say it onest time, apologize!"


    Sophia walked over, "Grandma, let it go. I don''t want to see you in a dispute because of me."


    Cathy pointed at Sophia''s nose, "Sophia, stop faking! You are ying the hero here to make me look


    like the viin!"


    Then Cathy was pped in the face.


    No one had expected it.


    Ever since Cathy was born, the old Mrs. Lawson had loved her. She had never even scolded Cathy


    before, which was why Cathy was so spoiled and willful.


    However, she pped Cathy in the face just now!


    It was deadly quiet.


    After a long time, Cathy looked at the old Mrs. Lawson in grievance, "Grandma, you pped me in the


    face?"


    Then she ran back to her room.


    The old Mrs. Lawson had also realized what she had done. She looked at her palm. Not even she


    herself had expected the p.


    She had loved Cathy, right? Why would she hit her?


    Sophia said, feeling sorry, "Grandma, it''s all because of me that you and Cathy..."


    The old Mrs. Lawson took back her hand, "Sophia, It''s not your fault. I should have disciplined Cathy a


    long time ago. She is too spoiled."


    Be heard this and hated Sophia. But there were too many people here, she couldn''t say anything.


    She was about to go upstairs.


    William stopped her, "You''re not going. She should reflect on herself and her wrong doings. If she


    couldn''t realize her problem, she shouldn''t walk out."


    Be really wanted a fight, but she couldn''t actually do it.


    William grabbed her hand, "Come, let''s go and cook. Sophia, we will leave the ce to you."


    "Of course, Uncle William. But Cathy..."


    "Don''t mind her. She can stay in her room and think!"


    "Okay."


    Sophia was indeed trying to y nice.


    After she finished, she sat back on the seat next to the old Mrs. Lawson''s.


    "Grandma, I know you and Cathy are the closest. I''m sure Cathy didn''t do it on purpose. Don''t be angry


    with her. It''s harmful to your health."


    The old Mrs. Lawson sighed, "I really didn''t expect Cathy to grow so willful. Sophia, if only she could be


    more like you."


    "Grandma, don''t say that. Cathy didn''t so anything wrong. We are family." Sophia did y her good-cop


    role well.


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    The old Mrs. Lawson looked at Sophia, "Sophia, you''re so sweet. Cathy should really learn from you."


    Sophia said sheepishly, "Grandma, don''t say that. I used to be a pain-in-the-ass when I was a child.


    "We all have that phase. You were young then, but you''re grown now. I can see you are a kind-hearted


    and sweet girl."


    Laura and Abbott exchanged nces. They didn''t expect this. But their daughter was indeed


    awesome.


    "Uncle William, Aunt Be, do you need my help?"


    William hurriedly said, "No. Sophia, just go and sit. You can spend some more time with your grandma


    while we cook."


    "Okay then. Tell me if you need anything."


    "Just go."


    Sophia knew why William was so good to her. Except for buying him a car, Sophia had also paid for


    everything in the house. William didn''t need to worry about a thing.


    Therefore, of course he was nice to her.


    After making all the dishes, everyone sat around the table, except for Cathy, who was still sulking in her


    own room.


    William took off the apron, "Isn''t Cathy going toe downstairs for dinner?"


    "Don''t be mad, Uncle William. I will go get her." Sophia seized another opportunity and went upstairs.


    When she got to Cathy''s room, she knocked on the door but got no response.


    Sophia deliberately raised her voice, "Cathy, dinner''s ready!"


    "Uncle William is really talented at cooking. He cooked a lot of dishes. I envy you for having a father


    who''s great at cooking."


    William heard it and smiled in delight.


    Although Abbott wasn''t happy about it, he knew Sophia was doing this on purpose to alienate Cathy


    and her father.


    Sophia had wanted to say something more when she casually pushed the door and it opened.


    It turned out the door wasn''t locked.


    Sophia walked in and closed the door.


    Cathy looked over, "I didn''t allow you in."