Deep Love Hidden From Him novel Chapter 297

Theodore's eyelids drooped as he looked at Madison. He sneered and said, "Mom, what are you talking about? When have I angered you?"

"Then, why did you go to look for Everleigh? That woman is not worthy of your love."

"Why do you dislike her so much? Is it just because of her personality?" Theodore simply couldn't figure it out. Other people's mothers would want their children to be happy, but only Madison wanted to control his life. Everything was done according to her wishes. Was he such a useless person?

She said with great disgust, "Yes, I don't care about the Trevino family, but this woman has made you fall heads-over-tails for her. I want to find a person who would serve you wholeheartedly, instead of the other way around."

Theodore really felt that her words were ridiculous. What did she mean by looking for someone who would take care of him wholeheartedly? These kinds of high- and-mighty words were just an excuse to deceive others.

"You don't have to say those words in front of me.

She was flustered for a moment, and a sliver of guilt flashed across her eyes.

Leon, who was sitting by the side, also looked at her with confusion. If he was looking at it from his aunt's perspective, he would definitely think that she was being reasonable.

However, from Theodore's perspective, he seemed to be able to understand how he was feeling right now.

"What did you say?"

"You don't really care about whether I listen to Everleigh or not. You are just afraid that she would become the second you, because you are the daughter-in-law who wasn't 'obedient'. If my father hadn't had affairs with other women, my grandmother wouldn't have kept you until today, and even more so to compensate you for protecting the Godfrey family's reputation." Theodore's voice was as cold as ice, making people tremble all over.

It was more like a cold knife stabbing into Madison's heart, making her feel that her whole blood was frozen.

Leon sat on the sofa with his mouth wide open. "No way, is that what Aunt is really worried about?" He pondered.

Madison blinked her eyes for a moment and didn't know what to say. "Do you know what you are talking about?"

"Did I say anything wrong? In the past, I couldn't understand why you could accept Josephine, but couldn't accept Everleigh. It wasn't until just now that I understood what you are doing this for." His words were undoubtedly a slap in her face.

Moreover, it was the kind of slap that would still hurt for days to come.

Theodore looked at her coldly. "I told you, you don't have to like her, and I will also tell you now that from today onwards, you have no right to interfere with my choices. Otherwise... Don't blame me for being impolite."

Madison came to her senses and instantly burst into a rage. "You... She's an impure woman now. Do you still dare to be with her?"

"Impure woman? Aren't you the one who pushed such labels on her, my dear mother?" Theodore's eyes were red, and hatred and resentment filled his eyes. He hated himself for not being able to personally get rid of this 'enemy'. He hated his mother for doing such a thing, but he couldn't do anything about it.

As her son, he was also an accomplice.

Alas... If only he had seen through the

Godfrey family's cruelty.

"You..." She still wanted to say something, but he was no longer interested in listening. He turned around and left.

"Theodore, wait for me." Leon was like a monkey as he ran out with him. If he didn't leave now, he was afraid that he would never get such a chance ever again.

There was only Madison in the middle of the large living room. Her face was pale and her forehead was sweating. She rolled her eyes and fainted.

The butler outside heard the sound coming from inside and quickly walked in. Seeing Madison lying on the ground, he shouted, "Madam! Hurry up and call an ambulance."

Theodore and Leon, who were standing outside the room, heard the voices coming from inside the room. They acted as if they hadn't heard anything and left the room.

It wasn't that he didn't want to talk with his own mother. He knew how much pain she had gone through for so many years. It was precisely because of this that he respected her so much.

However, he was disappointed.