Chapter 670 Don''T Call Me Grandma
Chapter 670 Don''t Call Me Grandma
Sophia didn''t seem to mind it and said, "You didn''t. But the door wasn''t locked, why can''t I enter?"
"No! Get out!"
Anyway, there were only the two of them here. Cathy didn''t intend to fake being polite with her.
Sophia had anticipated it. She nodded her head, "Cathy, what do you think Grandma and Uncle William
will do to you if I walked out now with red eyes?"
Cathy seemed to understand what she wanted to do, "How can you be so scheming?"
"Scheming? I am avenging myself. You know exactly how you have been ndering me in front of
Grandma, don''t you?"
"You''re taking revenge on me?"
Sophia nodded her head again, "You can say that. After all, because of favoring you, Grandma had
done a lot of unfairly things to me over the year. Of course, I don''t mind any of those. But she tries to
help you steal my husband. How can I tolerate that?"
"You are even plotting against Grandma? Sophia, I can tell her what you said to me, you know?"
Sophia nodded, "You can say whatever you want. I''d like to know who Grandma would believe."
"You think you have gained her trust just because of what you''ve done? I am going to prove you
wrong!"
Then she walked downstairs towards the living room.
Seeing her here, the old Mrs. Lawson finally had a smile. "It seems you have made peace, that''s
great."
Cathy said angrily, "Grandma, we didn''t. I am here to tell you that Sophia is doing all these to take
revenge on you!"
"Nonsense!" the old Mrs. Lawson was pissed. "Take revenge on me? Why would she do that?"
"Because she..."
Before Cathy could finish, Sophia hade over with red eyes, looking pitiful, "Grandma, I didn''t want
to tell you. I know it would be childish and foolish since we are all grown-ups."
"But when I walked into Cathy''s room, she said a lot of horrible things to me. She told me to get out.
Grandma, you should have seen my efforts trying to patch things up with you, but Cathy doesn''t believe
in my sincerity at all. I am really sad..."
Sophia looked really pitiful.
Cathy widened her eyes, "Sophia, what are you talking about?"
"What was she talking about? Did you tell her to get out?" the old Mrs. Lawson looked awful.
"I did. So what..."
Before Cathy could finish, the old Mrs. Lawson said angrily, "Good! Sophia went to call you downstairs
for dinner out of concern, but you! Look at what you''ve done!"
Cathy still hadn''t realized her mistake, "What did I do? Did I do anything wrong?"
"You said horrible things to her! Sophia was trying to be nice with you even after what you have done to
her and this is how you treat her? Is this how I raised you?"
"Grandma..."
The old Mrs. Lawson immediately cut in, "Don''t call me Grandma. I don''t have a granddaughter like
you!"
Cathy''s face turned livid. She had never expected to hear this from her grandmother.
Be couldn''t help it anymore, "You''re breaking Cathy''s heart!"
However, the old Mrs. Lawson said, "I can tell you, she has broken my heart because of what she did.
She''s being so willful and I am disappointed! I didn''t raise her like this!"
Cathy looked at her, gritted her teeth and ran back to her room.
The old Mrs. Lawson said, "Okay, flee back to your room! Since you don''t want to eat, you don''t have
to!"
"Everyone, take your seat. Have a taste of William''s cooking. Don''t save any food for Cathy."
She started to eat.
Sophia kept saying with a pitiful look, "Grandma, I don''t think that''s a good idea. You shouldn''t be angry
with Cathy, that''s bad for your health. And I think we should save some food for her."
"She doesn''t want it. Besides, you have called her. She repaid your kindness with malice. She should
be taught a lesson. She should know something about right and wrong!"
Sophia had wanted to say something more when William stopped her, "Alright, Sophia. You''ve done
your best. Let''s just eat and ignore her."
Be looked terrible, but these people were either from the Lawson family or from the Riley family, she
couldn''t go against them.
After all these, she had realized the situation.
After the dinner and everyone had left, Be was about to send Cathy some food when William saw it.
"What are you going to do?"
William questioned her in an unhappy tone.
Be finally snapped, "What am I going to do? Our daughter is starving. Don''t you know?"
"Starving?" William was angry, "She deserves it!"
"What did you say? William, that''s your daughter!" Be reminded him.
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"I am angry because she''s my daughter! Look at what she has be and what she has done! She''s
insane! And, don''t feed her anything without my permission!"
Then he was about to leave.
But his words had agitated Be, "What did you say? Is it because we are finally home and you have a
backer now?"
"William, wake up! Don''t you know what Sophia is doing all these for? You think she really takes you as
family? She bought you something and you gave in. She''s ying you in her hands!"
William stopped walking, "Be, what did you say?"
"I said, she''s ying you in the palm of her hands and you have no idea!"
"Dare you say that again!" Obviously, William was really mad this time.
"I can say the same thing thousands of times! William, Sophia will destroy you one day if you can''t see
what''s going on now!"
Be raised her voice.
William immediately flipped the food tray she was holding.
"Be, are you questioning my judgment?''
For years, it was the biggest fight they had had.
Be was annoyed, "William, how dare you do this to me!"