The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife novel Chapter 60

"Charlotte, I would like to ask too, how can this be?” Madam Jenkins said coldly, "Your father was so obsessed over the recent years as if he was possessed by a ghost. He never thought about his family and he utterly disregarded the matters related to you and Luke. He put his whole heart into transferring his assets to his young son. Your brother was in a coma before this and you've seen how your father reacted to the situation. He was so cold and desolate as if Luke was not his son!"

Charlotte Jenkins could not help clenching her teeth i n rage.

"Thus, he deserved to die. Had he not died, the Jenkins Corporation would have fallen into the possession of that little b*tch and her son. It is only in his death that you and Luke can acquire what you deserve," said Madam Jenkins expressionlessly.

Charlotte's emotions were surging ceaselessly. She found that she could not accept Madam Jenkins' statement emotionally, yet rationally, she was well aware that Madam Jenkins did all this for her and her brother!

How could she be hardhearted enough to blame her mother?

"Moreover, his death brings more than just this benefit." Madam Jenkins cracked into a cold smile."

Everyone thinks that Susan killed your father. Can your brother still be with the murderer of his father even if he loves Susan more? Also, do you think that Madam Shaw can accept a murderer as her daughter-! n-law even if Julian doesn’t mind? Charlotte, I told you before that I will be making proper arrangements for you and your brother. From now on, Luke and Mandy will be together and you shall be married to Julian just as you wished. That Susan is definitely not a worthy obstacle of yours!" 6

Madness was seeping out from Madam Jenkins' eyes indistinctly.

Charlotte could feel that something was not right subconsciously yet the temptation of marrying Julian Shaw was too powerful for her.

She clenched her teeth and asked, "Mother, what should we do next then?"

"Just pretend that you are unaware of this incident. Also, don't ever let your brother find out the truth. Leave the rest to me," said Madam Jenkins calmly.

Charlotte nodded.

She was still young after all. Her eyes reddened unknowingly when she recalled the state of Richard's death, "Mother... From now on, Luke and I don’t have a father anymore."

Madam Jenkins looked at her daughter and felt slightly uneasy in her heart as well.

She stepped forward to hug Charlotte. "Charlotte, I'm here. From now on, no one can take away what's yours and Luke's."

Charlotte swallowed her tears and nodded heavily.

In Madam Jenkins' hug, she clenched her fists with a determined gaze.

'My mother is not at fault for doing this.’

'Since my father doesn’t want his family anymore, then there is no need for me to feel sad for him either!'

'More importantly, it's Susan who killed my father!'

When news of this incident travelled, she would like t o see how the Shaw family would accept a daughter-in -law like this.

Julian would understand this one day.

The person most suited for him was her!

On the private jet, Julian held Susan Shelby tightly and his eyes were filled with painful emotions.

Susan was really startled. She could no longer care about being shy now - she tightly wrapped herself around Julian.

To her, it felt as if Julian was her only safe harbor now.

Her body would still tremble from fear occasionally.

Every time this happened, Julian would hold her tighter and use his body temperature to warm her up.

"Julian." Susan raised her head, her face a shade of ghastly pale. "What should I do? Should I turn myself i

n?"

Julian patted Susan’s shoulder gently. "Susie, I'm going to ask you a question that you must ponder seriously before answering me, is that alright?"

"Alright." Susan nodded without the slightest hesitation.

For her, Julian Shaw was the only man worthy of her trust now.

Julian softened his tone and asked gently, "Try to think about this. When you shoved Richard away, how hard did you push?"

"I...I was very anxious at the time so I exerted almost all my strength," said Susan after she pondered closely for a moment.