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Chapter 1245 - Chapter 1245 Chapter 1244 Scorn and Mockery

Chapter 1245: Chapter 1244: Scorn and Mockery Chapter 1245: Chapter 1244: Scorn and Mockery How absurd.

Madam Zhou stormed into the living room, “Where is she?”

Auntie Zhou was a bit confused, was she referring to the sir or the madam?

“That woman,” Madam Zhou said impatiently, truly detestable, showing her true colors right after getting married.

She knew this woman was after Sheng Ting’s money, previously putting on an act of virtuousness and modesty, and now that they were finally married, she could rightfully enjoy herself.

“Oh, Madam went out to buy some things,” Auntie Zhou, seeing Madam Zhou’s unpleasant expression and guessing their mother-daughter relationship might be strained, spoke tactfully.

“What? Out shopping this early in the morning? Such a spendthrift,” Madam Zhou angrily tossed her bag onto the couch before sitting down.

At this moment, she felt a surge of anger at the thought of that woman, and she couldn’t help but become furious.

Auntie Zhou, sensing trouble, sneakily returned to the kitchen and called Bai Lan to give her a heads-up.

Bai Lan paused when she heard this, then sighed inwardly.

She knew this day would come sooner or later.

But she was prepared for it.

She had gone out with her bestie as she was bored at home, and since Madam Zhou had arrived, it was time to return.

You can hide for a day, but not for a lifetime.

She reassured Auntie Zhou, asking her to host the guest properly, and that she would be back soon.

So Auntie Zhou brought out a cup of warm water and some fruit to entertain Madam Zhou.

“Madam will be back soon, please wait a moment,” Auntie Zhou said softly.

Madam Zhou “harrumphed.”

Auntie Zhou didn’t dare say more, after all, these were their family affairs.

But her heart still went out to Bai Lan, looking at the fierce demeanor of the mother-in-law, Madam Zhou’s persona was no match for her.

Alas, a woman with a wicked mother-in-law is indeed a calamity.

Bai Lan returned home as quickly as possible and took a deep breath at the doorstep.

Opening the door, she walked in calmly.

“Oh look, the Young Madam of the Zhou family has finally returned,” Madam Zhou said, unable to resist mocking her upon her arrival.

The tone was so sour that any normal person could hear it.

“Mom, you’re here,” Bai Lan ignored her words, walked straight to the sofa, and put down what she was holding.

She hadn’t really bought much, which was fortunate, or else she would have walked right into trouble upon returning.

“I’m not honored enough to be your mother,” Madam Zhou replied coldly.

Hearing this, Bai Lan’s eyes dimmed, realizing she was still denied recognition in the heart of her mother-in-law, how sad.

“Auntie Zhou, do you have a reason for your visit?” Bai Lan changed her form of address immediately.

She truly didn’t want to put on a warm face to meet someone else’s coldness, as people need mutual respect.

Seeing such an attitude, there was really no need for her to endure silently and submissively.

“What? Do I need to ask for permission to visit my son’s house?” Madam Zhou bristled upon hearing this.

Did this woman think too highly of herself? Believing that by marrying Sheng Ting, she could become the mistress and disregard her?

“Auntie, you’ve misunderstood me,” Bai Lan explained, deciding it was better to speak less as more words could lead to greater mistakes.

“Don’t think that just because you married Sheng Ting, you can do whatever you want, it’s Sheng Ting who is foolish for not seeing your true colors, I’ve seen plenty of women like you,” Madam Zhou’s denunciations poured out all at once.