Will the Aloof Billionaire Divorce Today?
Chapter 95: May, Scarlett Is Not an Outsider

Chapter 95: Chapter 95: May, Scarlett Is Not an Outsider

Anyway, Scarlett Yates had already said the most disgusting words, so she didn’t mind saying more cheesy things.

She blinked, looked at Matthew Saxon seriously, and said with a serious tone, "Young Master can choose not to believe my words, but should never doubt his own charm."

Matthew Saxon released his hand, stood up slowly, and nodded, saying, "What you said is reasonable; I have no reason not to believe it."

Scarlett Yates twitched the corners of her lips, feeling that the other’s narcissism was indeed unparalleled.

Suddenly, there was a knock on the door.

A careful and apprehensive voice came in from outside, saying, "Young Master, lunch is ready; the master asked you and Miss Yates to come down."

Matthew Saxon took a thoughtful glance at Scarlett Yates, curled his lips, and walked out of the bathroom.

Scarlett Yates had just gotten up from the ground, only to be shocked and sat down again by Matthew Saxon’s words.

He said, "Tell Dad that Scarlett and I will come down in half an hour; I’ve worn her out and she needs to rest."

The sound of gasping arose.

After a moment, a gentle response came from outside the door, "Yes, Young Master."

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Olly relayed Matthew Saxon’s words word for word to Roy Saxon.

After speaking, the previously cheerful atmosphere fell into an eerie silence.

At the dining table, everyone’s expressions became subtly complicated.

Ten seconds later—

"Ridiculous!" May Denton frowned and was the first to complain, "Master, do you really want Matthew to marry that girl from the Yates Family? Look at her; how is she a good girl? She’s always seducing Matthew, last time in the restaurant, this time in Matthew’s bedroom, without a hint of shame."

Roy Saxon was indifferent, "Matthew and she are dating; it’s normal for couples to be a bit intimate."

"Mom, Dad is right." Maxwell Saxon has always been a man of few words, and he simply expressed his opinion.

This time, May Denton wouldn’t let it go, angrily glaring, "Maxwell, why are you even supporting that girl?"

"Mom, I think Miss Yates is nice." Maxwell Saxon said softly, "The most important thing is that Matthew likes her; Mom, you shouldn’t worry too much."

"Maxwell, are you saying Mom is meddling too much?" With those around her not taking her side—one being her husband, the other her son—May Denton’s face looked extremely unpleasant.

Maxwell Saxon rubbed his forehead, "I didn’t mean that."

May Denton begrudgingly, angrily said, "Then why do you always speak for outsiders?"

"May, Scarlett is not an outsider," Roy Saxon said, his face sinking, addressing his wife in an unusually stern tone, "She will marry Matthew and become a member of the Saxon Family. From now on, I don’t want to hear any remarks targeting her from you; do not let her feel that she will have a wicked mother-in-law even before she marries."

Wicked mother-in-law?

Those words truly left no room for May Denton.

Her face changed, instantly paling a few shades, and she hurriedly explained, "Master, I... I’m just concerned about Matthew."

She had always pretended to be a virtuous wife and good mother in front of Roy Saxon.

The phrase "wicked mother-in-law" coming from Roy Saxon’s mouth indicated he was already extremely displeased with her.

If a little girl made her husband change his impression of her, even dislike her, it would truly be a case of losing out.

"Aunt Denton thinks of me in every way, even cares so deeply about my personal feelings; it truly touches me." A lazy voice came from afar.