The Hundred Thousand Woman
Part 42's
Arguing with parents is something that happens often. If you think back, Wilson often argued with his mother rather than his father. According to Wilson's view, his mother was someone who always had a lot of desire. Moreover, Wilson did not like if his mother began to force the will and Wilson had to give in because he did not want to be sworn by his beloved mother.
Although there is a time when the mother who has to succumb and accept the violence of the head of the child which is a derivative of it. And right now, the two of them are debating about Veila having to go or not to a corporate birthday party tomorrow.
Honestly, Wilson strongly opposed Mrs Hovers' proposal just now. None of his work relatives or employees knew of Wilson's second marriage, nor did he want the public to know about the matter.
He wanted to look good in front of everyone, although Wilson believed there were some people whispering behind him, lampooning Wilson's hollow life of not being able to have descendants from Maureen. Because he had said in front of many people if he would never wish the figure of his beloved wife, no matter what happened. However, now? He had denied all his words, obeying his parents' willingness to remarry in order to get offspring.
"Mom, in public, my wife is one, only Maureen. I don't want to make everyone wonder when I find out if I brought two women at once,” upset Wilson, still against his mother's wishes, still, hope if the mother does not comply with the wishes that Wilson considers too ridiculous.
While madam Hovers even continue to force, serving the debate that she began, do not want to lose to her own child and continue to strengthen so that Veila can go there. Broadly speaking, Veila deserves to attend the important party because now she is already Wilson's wife.
As her mother was saying something that made Wilson's ears heat up, she turned her head towards Veila, gesturing with her eyes for her to immediately refuse to come along. No fool, after Mrs Hovers finished talking, Veila began to open her voice.
"It's okay if I don't come. Mommy didn't have to force Wilson to take me there. Just staying home and hearing the news that the party went well has made me happy. Our marriage was not known to the public. It's for Wilson's good name too, Mom.“
Hearing that, Mrs Hovers shook her head. Although he heard the words of rejection from Veila's mouth directly, but he still insisted on inviting his second son-in-law to enjoy the euphoria of the company's birthday party.
“No, no. Veila, you have to go there. It would be unfair if you didn't go there" said Mrs Hovers, looking at Veila with a faint look, hoping that her daughter-in-law would change her mind and want to go there.
"Well, I didn't forbid Veila from going there. But, she can't go with me because I'm going with Maureen. Mommy can tell him to go alone or—”
"With Leo. Veila, you want to go with Leo, right? That guy, I'm gonna tell him to be nice to you." Mrs Hovers deliberately cut Wilson off, turned her eyes back to Veila and waited for an answer from the woman's mouth.
"Mom, can't Veila just go alone? He can be escorted by a driver or Mommy and Daddy can take him away!" Wilson again opposed, making Mrs Hovers' forehead wrinkled and staring at Wilson disliked.
His son was really overdue, always against his will. But is it hard to say it? After all, what was wrong with Leo until Wilson opposed the proposal? A sigh was exhaled forcibly by Madame Hovers, starting to stare fixedly at the son and said,
"What's wrong if Veila goes with Leo? You just don't want to take her, do you? Mommy likes to leave it to whom."
"Mom, no need. I'm fine going alone."
"Tomorrow, you must go. Mommy will tell Leo about this" said Mrs Hovers, who again cut off someone's conversation.
The unilateral decision made Wilson fed up and finally left in front of his mother, not understanding Maureen's call. He was already upset because Leo was always involved and condemned the nature of his mother who did not want to lose.
While Maureen, when she saw the husband's steady back away, she immediately moved, ready to pursue Wilson. And when Maureen began to disappear and left two people of different ages in the living room, Mrs Hovers smiled.
"The child should be sped up. And also, don't be too obedient to her or she'll feel high in front of you" said Madame Hovers as she rubbed Veila's back gently.
The problem is not just that. It doesn't matter if Wilson feels high when dealing with him. It's just, Veila was afraid that he would be bullied again.
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If there is a meeting name "JIAN WEI, KEVIN SANG, LIN YEN" please understand, this was the story with a place in China, but I changed to America.