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Chapter 1377 - 1377. Not even the most basic courtesy expected of men is upheld anymore.

"Auntie, you..."

Grace Gresia, having been chastised by Adam Jones and now by the Old Lady, twisted her features in indignation.

The Old Lady had no intention of paying her any mind; she did not wish to escalate matters at her own great-grandson's first birthday celebration, so she simply stood up and said:

"If you don't want to be thrown out of the Jones Family's home, then just behave yourselves..."

With that, she shifted her gaze toward Charles Churchill and continued:

"If you cannot control this disgraceful woman, then you'd better take her home now."

"Auntie..."

"Charles Churchill, I let you call me auntie, and I let you stand with dignity on the Jones Family's grounds, out of respect for my deceased brother, not because of you. Understand?"

The Old Lady's expression turned fierce, a sharpness in her eyes somewhat reminiscent of Adam Jones's, startling Charles Churchill into silence.

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