Looking at Denise in fear, Marilyn felt like seeing herself seven years ago.
In front of the Chambers family, she would become very careful about her every movement, every expression, every look, and even breathing.
She knew very well the fear in Denise's heart. Denise was pregnant and she could not let Denise get hurt.
Debbie snorted and looked at Marilyn with contempt, "With money, I can indeed trample on the self-esteem of people like you. Only after being taught a lesson will you know what you deserve and what you can't afford.
"Even if Malcolm does not marry Velma, he won't marry a shameless woman like you who has a child out of wedlock."
Marilyn had heard a lot of words like that. She was almost numb.
But when she heard that, she still felt upset. However, she still looked at Debbie with a smile on her face.
"What kind of people are we?" Marilyn asked word by word as she stared at Debbie with her clear eyes.
Her voice changed slightly and revealed all kinds of forbearance. Her smile was still so bright and charming.
Debbie frowned as she looked at the stubborn and arrogant Marilyn in front of her. She flew into a rage.
She didn't want to go too far, but Marilyn asked for it.
"Okay! Since you asked, I will tell you." Debbie's tone was harsh and sarcastic.
She glanced at the two and spoke again, "People like you are poor and shameless. For the money, you are unscrupulous. Do you think that you can get a man by giving birth to his child? You will just be abandoned by men. Do you think I don't understand people like you?"
When Marilyn heard that, she felt humiliated. Every word Debbie said hurt her.
However, she forced a smile as she looked at Debbie. "Mrs. Remington, well said. People like you who are rich and powerful have received a good education. You look noble and decent, but you suck.
"Maybe you are really amazing, but I look down on you!"
"Marilyn, how dare you insult my mother?" Velma shouted angrily, looking at Marilyn coldly.
Marilyn glanced at her disdainfully. She thought they were more than shameless.
Marilyn was also furious. She angrily rebuked Velma in the same tone, "Velma, are you blind or deaf? Who is being insulted? Are you a fool or a retard? You can't even distinguish right from wrong. What right do you have to shout at me?"
She was very poor, but she did not allow others to casually trample on her self-esteem.
"Marilyn, you..."
"Shut up! Open your eyes and take a good look at yourself. Are you a human?
"What's more, don't bark at me. I'm afraid of dogs!" Marilyn interrupted her coldly.
When Marilyn was not angry, she was very nice.
However, once she got angry, she would not show mercy.
An eye for an eye.
Debbie was so angry that she trembled. She quickly raised her hand and was about to slap Marilyn again.
The moment she made her move, Marilyn instantly grabbed her hand.
Denise had been worried about Marilyn. She looked at Marilyn nervously.
She didn't want Marilyn to be injured!
Debbie frowned and looked at her hand that was being grabbed. She shouted angrily, "Let go of your dirty hand."
Marilyn sneered and said, "Mrs. Remington, I advise you to stop before you go too far. The worm turns."
Her cold gaze made Debbie nervous.
It was said that those who did not give in were not afraid of death.
Marilyn looked like she was ready to die.
At that moment, Marilyn's phone suddenly rang.
Marilyn continued to hold Debbie's hand tightly and stared at her.
When her phone rang for the second time, she shook off Debbie's hand and answered the phone.
As soon as she saw Bradley's call, she quickly restrained her emotions and answered the call with a smile, "Hello! Mr. Greer."
"Lynn, where are you?"
"Mr. Greer, I was on my morning run when I happened to meet Denise. Denise and I were together. I'll go back after buying some vegetables. Mom just came to Fielddell and I want her to rest for a while longer."
"You are so filial. I brought some furniture. I will send it over and eat breakfast with you later."
"Furniture?" Marilyn was surprised that Mr. Greer was going to send the furniture to them.
"Mr. Greer, the previous furniture can be used..."
"No, this is my little gift. I have too much money. You don't have to save it for me.
"I'll be there around 12 o'clock. Remember to buy fish. I like the fish your mother makes the most. I'm hanging up."
"But..." Marilyn still wanted to say something, but there was already a beep.
Marilyn frowned slightly. Mr. Greer liked her mother, but there was no need to stuff things into her house!
Debbie knew Mr. Greer on the phone.
She knew Bradley was rich and rarely showed up.
However, she wondered why Marilyn knew him.
"What is your relationship with Bradley?" Debbie could not help but ask.
Her family had recently bought a piece of land and was preparing to do the real estate business. Bradley was the most suitable investor.
However, she had made appointments with Bradley several times, but Bradley had not seen her.
Marilyn looked at her. She did not want to say a word to Debbie.
She sneered, "None of your business."
"Marilyn, you..."
Marilyn did not look at her. Instead, she looked at Denise behind her and said, "Denise, you are also going to buy vegetables. Why don't we go together? My mother wants to eat the pasta here. I don't know where I can get the best."
Denise smiled and said, "Lynn, I know. I'll take you there."
Denise glanced at Debbie and said, "Mrs. Remington, I didn't pester Jacob. Don't worry. I will move out of here and never see Jacob."
Denise finished her words calmly and left with Marilyn.
As Debbie watched the two of them leave, there was no place for her to vent her anger.
"Mom, are we going to let them leave?" Velma was furious. Since she was a child, no one had ever said such insulting words to her.
Debbie looked at her with a frown and said angrily, "They're gone. What else can you do? When they were here, you didn't say a word. What's the use of saying this now?"
Debbie said as she walked out of the alley.