The Seventh Miserable Bride novel Chapter 146

The aura suddenly changed and it felt like the temperature had dropped to subzero. Lily could feel the murderous stare in front of her even without raising her head.

After a long silence, Claudine asked with a trembling voice, "Don't tell me you're going to marry this woman."

"Yes, it's her."

Slap!

Claudine slapped her son across his face, completely frightening Lily. Lily covered her mouth in shock and didn't even dare to breathe.

The woman in front of her who might become her mother- in- law was so scary. She was the embodiment of 'looks could kill'.

"Are you taking revenge on me? Are you trying to avenge Yasmine by marrying such an improper woman? Marriage is not child's play. Not any random dirty woman can become my daughter-in-law!!"

Claudine's eyes were wide with anger, and she looked a thousand times more terrible than the evil mother-in-laws of legends. Lily couldn't even react to her hurtful words because she was completely shocked by the fierce look.

"My life is in my own hands. You can't decide who I marry. I came here today as a courtesy to inform you and not to ask for your permission. Now that I have informed you, we are leaving."

With that, Scott stood up, pulled Lily-who was in a petrified state — close to him, and strode towards the door.

"Stop!"

Claudine roared hysterically. "I promise you that I won't oppress Yasmine anymore. Stay far away from this woman now!"

"Do you think I'm going to believe you?"

Scott asked sarcastically as he dragged Lily out of the house.

"I'll count to three. If you don't stop, I'll disown you!"

Lily was stunned and she tried to stay, but Scott turned a deaf ear to her protests and continued to drag her through the door of the apartment.

Claudine chased after him. "I don't agree. I definitely will not agree! Without my permission, you may not marry this woman!" she roared.

Hearing this, Scott suddenly stopped. With indifference, he turned around and asked coldly, "Did you get my permission when you got divorced?"

That he kept silent didn't mean that he didn't care. A child whose mother abandoned him when he was eight years old had every right to hate her.

Lily could tell that Scott was in a bad mood. After struggling for a long time, she said cautiously, "You don't have to quarrel with your mother over me. If your mother doesn't like me, then you should marry somebody that she approves of." Scott was silent as he frowned.

"I'm being a little full of myself. You were arguing with your mother over Yasmine, so who the hell am I..."

"I think you'd better think about the marriage again. Your mother is right. Marriage is not child's play. There are many ways to stop her from hurting Yasmine, and you don't have to pay for it with your happiness."

Lily talked endlessly. Finally, Scott couldn't stand it anymore. He stopped the car with a whoosh, held her face, and leaned over to kiss her without warning.

At that moment, she felt the world spin. But at the same time, it was as if the end of the world was coming.

Lily's mind went blank. She looked at the man — whom she had secretly loved for two years—in front of her in shock. This can't be a dream because his breath was so warm against her face.

Scott let go of her and panted, saying, "That was the only way to shut you up, so please forgive my abruptness."

He started the engine again and continued to drive. The kiss was really effective, because she didn't say another word for the rest of the way.

She hadn't expected Claudine to find her the next day.

They sat in a cafe opposite the school where Lily waited for Claudine to speak. Claudine stared at her for a while and said, "So annoying." Her stubbornness surfaced. Lily raised her head and said, "If you have nothing else to say, I'll go back. I'm supposed to be working now."

"Leave my son."

Claudine didn't mince her words. Lily snorted sarcastically. "If I disagree, will you throw a check at me?"

"You wish! I don't need to waste my money on a person like you."

Lily took a deep breath and told herself not to get angry. She slowly took a 100 dollar bill from her wallet and shouted at the waiter, "Bill, please."

Just as she was about to leave, she heard Claudine's warning. "Don't say that I didn't warn you. If you marry my son, I'll make you suffer for the rest of your life."