Chapter 1969
Frevia noticed Deedee was shuddering in her arms.
She bit her lip and stood up.
“Mom, I think you’re the one who neglected her.
I’ve always been the one who cared for her since she was a baby.
You, an elder and her grandmother, how could you say any of that?” Sandy walked over, raised her
hand, and slapped her on her face.
Her face turned, and there was a deep palm print on it.
Deedee started crying.
“Grandma! Please don’t hit Aunt Fey.” Sandy shoved her away, and Deedee stopped crying after falling
to the floor.
Freyja ignored the pain on her face and helped Deedee up.
Her eyes were cold.
“Mom, you shouldn’t treat her that way.
She’s the child of your son.” Sandy smirked.
“What’s the point of a daughter? She’ll end up just like you.” That made Freyja freeze on the spot.
Her mother hated her since she was a child just because she was a girl? Sandy glared at Deedee, who
was shaking, then at Freyja.
“Do the Goldmanns know of this kid’s existence?” Freyja didn’t answer.
Sandy walked over and stopped in front of her.
“I guess not.
You would admit that this child was yours in the past, but I’m sure you wouldn’t do that to the
Goldmanns.
Would you do that in front of Deedee, though?” Sandy’s words were venomous.
She was evidently trying to use Deedee’s lack of parental love to anger her.
Freyja had been taking care of Deedee and doing all that she could.
Outsiders didn’t know that she was the child of Ken and her sister-in-law, and Deedee never saw either
of her parents.
To Deedee, Freyja was her mother.
How would Deedee feel if Freyja insisted on cutting ties with her? Freyja held her fists.
“What are you trying to do?” Sandy sounded arrogant.
“Since you’re now associated with the Goldmanns and are now Young Mrs.
Goldmann, you might be useful.
Your mother is here now, so are you not going to bring me to meet my in-laws?” The air in the room
froze and became heavy.
There was no sound other than Deedee’s sniffling.
Freyja took a deep breath and swallowed her hatred.
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