Chapter 384
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Marie frowned after hearing these words.
This statement was completely from the perspective of a man, considering the pros and cons, and not a single word was what she wanted to
hear.
“I…”
As soon as Marie prepared to say something in response, Deandre couldn’t bear it.
“I don’t want to hear what you just said.” Deandre’s face darkened.“The Stark family may have power and influence, and other families may eager to curry favor with them, but the Logan family doesn’t care about that. Marie is my precious gem, and I won’t let her be mistreated.” Haleigh replied, “Yeah, our girl isn’t interested in associating with the Stark family.”
bickered Ruby looked at Marie and said, “Marie, the last time I attended the estate banquet, I saw you two in a good relationship. When you with the Stark family’s adopted daughter and Bella, Lennon even stood up for you and argued with Bella. He seemed to love and care for you. How long has it been since your relationship ended?”
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“Love’s always a gamble, right?” Haleigh said, waving happily at the little boy playing with blocks with Angelica not far away.“Peter, come here.” Peter put down the blocks in his hands and ran over to Haleigh.
Haleigh smiled and grabbed a handful of candies from the fruit tray, stuffing them into Peter’s hand. She asked softly, “Peter, what did you do on the final exam? What place did you rank in the class?”
Peter was Ruby’s youngest son. He was a total troublemaker in the sixth grade, goofing around all day long. His grades were very poor. teachers keep calling his parents in for meetings.
Ruby instantly fell silent and looked embarrassed when Haleigh asked about her child’s grades.
His
Peter didn’t even care about his bad grades. When adults asked, he would rattle off straight–faced.“Auntie Haleigh,45 in math, 36 in science, 51 in English…” Then his voice dropped when mentioning his class rank.
“Alright, stop talking. If you don’t feel embarrassed, I do,” Ruby interrupted him.
“I don’t think so. I’m making progress,” Peter protested.“In the final exams of last semester, I ranked third from the bottom in my class. This semester, I’ve improved and now I’m fifth from the bottom.”
“Ha–ha. Several relatives burst into laughter simultaneously.
