Madam, Your Ex-Husband Is On Call

Chapter 52 Beatrice's Acting Skills

Chapter 52 Beatrice's Acting Skills

Beatrice could hardly keep her rationality and hurriedly said, "Mrs. Lamia Patterson, what happened on

the Internet today is that Anastasia deliberately harmed me. I just gave a few professional comments,

and she held a grudge. Those things have long been the past..."

When Lamia heard Anastasia's name, she suddenly thought of Anastasia touching her nerves in the

restaurant. She was so angry that her face became even colder.

"I've made my decision. Even if you stay, the Patterson family won't allow you to be with Christian. You

should know who you are, not to mention that right now, Christain is still implicated by you."

Beatrice's face was pale, and she even couldn't hold the coffee cup.

When she was about to speak, the housekeeper said, "Mr. Patterson is back."

As soon as he finished the words, Christian came in from the outside. When he saw Beatrice kneeling

there holding the coffee cup, he frowned slightly.

"Why are you here?"

Beatrice lowered her head. Her eyes flashed, and she made a certain choice in her heart.

Since she couldn't count on Lamia now, she could only try to make Christian change his mind.

Turning her head, Beatrice sobbed pitifully and pulled the corners of her mouth reluctantly, as if

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"I... I am here to pick up Charlie."

She passed the coffee cup forward, trying to fawn on Lamia.

"Mrs. Lamia Patterson, please try the coffee."

As a woman, Lamia saw through Beatrice's tricks at a glance.

Lamia couldn't bear to see her hypocritical appearance, especially in front of Christian.

'Anastasia is much better than her,' Lamia thought.

Lamia waved the coffee cup away, and the coffee splashed all over Beatrice's body.

Beatrice screamed and hid back. She looked at Lamia with a pale and shocked face and with tears in

her eyes.

"Mrs. Lamia Patterson, even if you don't like me, don't be angry."

Lamia narrowed her eyes and stood up with even more disdain.

"Your coffee-making posture and patience are even worse than Anastasia's. How dare you let me drink

it?"

Christian walked over with a cold expression and pulled Beatrice up from the ground.

"Did Anastasia make coffee like this before?"

'Did she humbly kneel on the ground? And was she taunted by those condescending ladies?' He

thought.

Lamia grunted back as a reply.

Christian felt pain in his heart.

The sudden onslaught of pain caught him off guard.

In the past three years, he seemed to have overlooked many things.

Lamia snorted coldly and looked at Beatrice sarcastically.

"People of their status should do these things."

Christian's face turned cold.

"Should they?" He asked coldly.

Beatrice thought Christain was angry for her. She was secretly delighted and hugged Christian's arm

pitifully, "Christian, don't get angry because of this. It was what I should do. Since I didn't do it well, I will

study hard."

She didn't expect Christian shook off her hand immediately.

"You take Charlie out of here."

Beatrice paused. "I..."

Lamia said indifferently, "Charlie can't go. My precious grandson is tired from playing just now, and he's

still sleeping!"

Beatrice didn't want to sever the relationship between Charlie and the Patterson family at this time, so

she quickly said, "Christian, forget it. I'll pick him up later. There will be a dinner party in a few days to

celebrate that he joins the Patterson family. He can use these days to get acquainted with the place."

Only when Charlie was recognized by the Patterson family could she rest assured.

Lamia saw through Beatrice's thoughts and coldly curled her mouth, with strong disdain.

Christian glanced at Beatrice and pressed his lips together lightly,.

"It's up to you. I'll let the driver take you home."

He went out to arrange it. Beatrice took the opportunity to follow him, and she complained softly.

"I know that Mrs. Lamia Patterson doesn't like me, but I know I'm better than Anastasia. I will do better

than she did."

Christian's eyes turned colder.

"Don't complete yourself with her."