My Husband's Wealthy Parents Toasted to My 'Humble Background,' Laughing That I Was Their Charity Case – But What My 80-Year-Old Grandfather Did Next Made Them Go Pale

"There's a difference."

Grandpa said nothing.

Margot took his silence as encouragement.

"Let us call this what it is," she went on, her voice rising for the room. "You raised that girl like a lottery ticket. Waited until she was pretty enough, then aimed her straight at my son to claw your whole family out of stinking poverty."

Advertisement

I felt my face burn.

"You raised that girl like a lottery ticket."

I pressed Hazel closer to my chest.

"A long con," Margot added, smiling now, warming to it. "And frankly, a well-executed one. I will give you that."

From his seat, Harrison snorted into his glass.

That was when Garry finally moved.

"Stop this."

"And frankly, a well-executed one."

Harrison blinked.

"Not once has anyone from her family asked me for a dollar. Not her. Not Grandpa. Nothing."

"Garry, darling, just because it hasn't happened yet—" Margot started.

"No." He looked at his mother. "You keep saying it like it is a fact. You made it up."

Margot's mouth tightened.

Grandpa gave that slow smile I knew meant he wasn't even close to finished.

Advertisement

For full cooking steps, turn to the next page or click the Open button (>) and don't forget to SHARE with your Facebook friends.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *