The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 1479

His bright eyes were filled with expectations.

Mckenzie was distressed, nodding. "Okay, I won't send you back.”

Grace wasn't close to Jovanny.

Yet hearing what the seven-year-old child said, she felt sorry for him.

Uncontrollably, she looked at the child.

He curled up as if he was afraid to be sent back to the orphanage.

Therefore, Grace acquiesced in Mckenzie's decision.

Mckenzie said, "Move back and live here from tonight.”

Grace was dissatisfied with her arrangement.

She hadn't lived outside the villa for long, unwilling to move back. "Let us just live in the apartment.”

"The villa is so big, and now Bailee has been taken away. Are you going to leave me here alone?" Mckenzie’s face immediately clouded over.

There are so many servants in the villa. Furthermore, Charlie and I will often come back.”

Living in the villa would only breed conflicts between them. Grace felt more relaxed living away from the villa.

"What's the use of servants? I live here alone. If anything happens to me, I'm afraid you won't even know! You must move back!" Mckenzie ordered.

Grace softened her voice and compromised. "We'll live in the villa three days a week."

Mckenzie still disagreed, asking them to move back to the villa this evening.

Grace was reluctant.

Charlie echoed, "Mom, Grace's proposal is good."

"You guys are now tired of me and want to stay away from me. I'm old and live here alone. Don't you worry I’ll have an accident?

Charlie's head throbbed.

Because Mckenzie was Charlie's mother, Grace couldn't argue with her, but now

Mckenzie went too far!

Mckenzie ordered them to do this and that without asking their opinions.

Grace was not an elevator that could move up and down as Mckenzie wanted.

After saying that, Grace didn’t stay any longer.

She turned around and walked towards the door.

Mckenzie was so angry that she covered her chest, pointed at Grace’s back, and said to Charlie, "Look, that's her attitude towards me!"

Charlie felt his head hurt even worse.

There were always conflicts between mothers-in-law and their daughters-in-law. He knew that, but he didn't expect that they would quarrel as soon as they met.