Best Revenge: Being My Ex-Boyfriend’s Aunt novel Chapter 2899

“Slow down, Aunt Lynette.” Cindy supported Madam Jewell with her arm firmly. After that, she eyed Chester from head to toe with astonishment.

She had always thought Chester had to rely on the wheelchair for life.

Hence, she did not expect he could walk normally.

The last time Cindy met Chester was right after the accident, and he looked horrifying back then. Now that Chester had recovered, he was not ugly, despite the scar left on his face. Compared to his previous handsome looks, he had a wild, masculine charm to him.

Cindy was also different from before. After familiarizing herself with Canberra’s elite circle, she met many sons from wealthy families.

To be honest, not many of them had tall figures and handsome faces.

“Is there a problem?” Chester frowned out of discomfort from Cindy’s laser-like stares.

“Chester… You…” Madam Jewell’s expression hardened when she saw Charity. “Why are you still involved with this woman? You wouldn’t have ended up in this state if it weren’t for her.”

“How I end up is none of your business.” Chester interrupted her unhappily.

Madam Jewell started to get agitated. “How’s that none of my business? I gave birth to you.”

Chester sneered. “Really? Since you gave birth to me, why were you indifferent after I got into the accident? You’re still with Dad, right? In that case, you should know that my leg wouldn’t have needed to be amputated if it weren’t for him.”

“I–” Just as Madam Jewell was about to speak, Cindy suddenly tugged her arm. Madam Jewell’s gaze immediately changed, and her eyes reddened. She said, “Your father and I had a huge fight about it. At that time, your father was so angry that he restricted me from contacting you. Besides, my health hasn’t been well all along too. Chester, please don’t be angry at me. You’re my only son. What’s the meaning of me living if you ignore me?”

“I think there’s a meaning. After all… you seem to have another daughter now.”

Chester glanced at Cindy mockingly before turning and saying to Charity, “Let’s go.”