Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 1433

After going in, Santiago was standing on one side, waiting for Marissa's gift. She was not willing to give it to him, but he, ever the thick- skinned, instead reached out to take it for himself.

As Marissa was telling him off, Jenna was naturally in a bad mood as she stood at the side. No matter what, he was still her son. Why was it that Santiago received such treatment just because he was not the eldest? Even when it came to gifts, he had to ask for them on his own accord.

She really wished that Marissa would take the initiative to give things to Santiago, but that was never the case.

She had given birth to two children, but Marissa just didn't like her youngest son, Santiago. Jenna really felt helpless.

After taking the gift away from Marissa, Santiago walked away from her and over to Raeleigh. He threw the gift, which was a stack of money, to her and said, "Take it. Go on a spree and buy some clothes for yourself."

Raeleigh caught the gift with both hands on instinct.

As for Jepherson...

He was standing aside, looking elsewhere. However, he told Raeleigh, "Since he's given it to you, then just hold onto it. Keep it for him."

"Okay." Raeleigh put the two gifts together. It was then that she realized that they were different. The gift that Santiago had received paled in comparison to Jepherson's.

Raeleigh really wanted to count the money to clearly see the disparity between them.

They were both Jenna's children, so why the difference in treatment?

It seemed like something that would only happen back in the Victorian era.

Raeleigh held the gifts in her hand and swapped them, which everyone witnessed.

Santiago took a seat and sipped some water, asking Raeleigh, "Why aren't you guys sitting down?"

Raeleigh didn't answer, but she didn't feel very good about it. All of a sudden, she understood why Santiago had a personality like that. If he'd been any different, how could he have survived in his family?

"Outrageous," Hansen suddenly spoke up from the side. His voice carried a trace of displeasure, but he was not angry. Raeleigh found his gaze rather strange, as if he was doting on Santiago, yet it also seemed incredibly distant.

Perhaps Hansen was not very direct in expressing his feelings. Even when he did, he would deliberately cover it up.

"So many seats, but everyone's standing. What's the point of having seats, then?" Santiago stood up, patted his butt and walked towards Raeleigh. He stopped and asked her, "Have you eaten?"

"Not yet."

"Is the food done?" he continued asking. Raeleigh looked at Jenna, who didn't know whether it was done yet either. At that hour, it likely wasn't mealtime yet.

"Go have a look, Raeleigh. After we have lunch, then Grandma will be going back with the two of us. Grandpa can't stay at home alone." Jenna walked to Raeleigh and gave her a look. She found her rather pitiful, having to stand around like that, so obedient.

However, Marissa just didn't like her.

"I understand." Raeleigh then turned around and went to the kitchen. Santiago followed her, but Jepherson did not.

The moment Marissa saw that, she got angry. What on earth was going on?

"I'm not hungry. Let's go back." On one hand,

Marissa was furious. However, she was also worried for Trevor.

If Trevor was healthy, she wouldn't have to bother with him, but since he was ill, she couldn't help but worry.

"Even if you're not hungry, we can only leave after we eat. Otherwise, we'll get hungry on the way there.

Besides, since we're going to be driving a long way back, there won't be anywhere to stop and eat," Jenna stated, trying to persuade her. Marissa was actually rather obedient. After thinking for a while, she looked at Jenna. "If she was half as thoughtful as you were, I wouldn't make things hard for her."

It was obvious that she was saying that for Jepherson to hear. However, he remained unmoved. He stared at her with his hands clasped behind his back as if he could not hear anything.