Chapter 161 A Divorced Woman Was Not Worthy of Entering the Gates of the Kingsley Family
Madison's gaze fell on Amelia, scanning her up and down with a hint of displeasure in her eyes.
"It's been a few years, you have learned some new tricks again," she said mockingly.
Her tone was full of sarcasm.
The expressions on Cynthia's and Harold's faces were both awkward.
Harold quickly patted Madison's hand and said, "Mom, you promised me just now."
Madison sneered and said, "I haven't forgotten. I wouldn't dare to trouble someone as capable as Amelia."
Amelia stood calmly to the side, lightly pursing her lips.
She was already prepared in her heart, so even though Madison's attitude toward her was so bad, she didn't feel any sadness.
Cynthia sighed. Madison still didn't know about Dylan's situation.
Dylan didn't want to date other women, and if they didn't keep Amelia, once the truth came out, Dylan and the entire Kingsley family would become the subject of ridicule.
Whether for the Kingsley family or Dylan, Cynthia didn't want to offend Amelia.
"Amelia, please have a seat. Let's have a talk. Madison is old. Please forgive her," Cynthia said.
The relationship between Cynthia and Madison was not very good.
Initially, Harold and she were busy with business outside, with no extra energy to take care of Dylan.
Madison was even less willing to help them, so they sent Dylan abroad early.
The attitudes of the people in Fondaniss had always been liberal and open-minded, so Dylan's sexual orientation became distorted.
Cynthia thought that if Madison had been willing to help them take care of Dylan a little, he wouldn't have turned out like this.
Madison and Brittany, these two sisters, had completely different personalities.
Brittany devoted all her energy and effort to Frederick, which was why Frederick had become a well-known entrepreneur in the country.
In contrast, Madison never helped them, and now that she was old, she was still very conceited.
Although Cynthia had been irritated by Dylan's situation recently, she didn't criticize Madison at the moment.
"I think you're going through menopause. Amelia married Frederick before, and now she's involved with our Dylan. With Dylan's excellent conditions, he can find any woman he wants. Furthermore, she is a divorced woman! As long as I am live, I will never allow her to marry into the Kingsley family!" Madison shouted.
Dylan didn't expect Madison to be so harsh. His face changed suddenly, and his tone turned serious.
"Grandma!"
Madison just snorted coldly and glared at Amelia.
Dylan caught a moment of stiffness in Amelia's expression, paused, and quickly tried to explain,
"Amelia, I'm sorry, I..."
Amelia smiled lightly, interrupting Dylan's words, "It's okay."
As she spoke, she looked coldly at Madison and said in a low voice, "Madison, you may have misunderstood. I never intended to marry into the Kingsley family. I came to see you today solely because of Dylan and our long acquaintance."
Madison, with a face full of wrinkles, remained very serious.
"Well. It's a coincidence. I never intended for you to marry into the Kingsley family. However, the children of the Kingsley family should not be raised by outsiders. Whether they are boys or girls, custody should be with our Kingsley family. So, Amelia, you hand over the custody of Anna, and we will not bother you."
Madison raised her head proudly and arrogantly looked at Amelia.
Amelia glanced lightly at Madison, turned to Dylan, and said, "Dylan, you handle this matter. I'm going back."
After saying that, Amelia turned and left the Kingsley family.
Dylan only felt sorry for Amelia.
Madison's words were just too much!
He was about to go after her when Madison suddenly stood up from her seat, looking at Dylan angrily.
"Dylan, if you dare to walk out that door today, I will kill myself!"
Dylan took a deep breath, frowned tightly, and continued to walk toward the outside.
Madison immediately sat back on the sofa, starting to cry.
"What did Amelia tempt you with? You want to marry a woman rejected by the Hastings family. Do you want the Kingsley family to become the subject of ridicule, to make me unable to hold my head up in front of Brittany again? Dylan, you ungrateful child!"
Harold saw Madison like this and immediately went over to comfort her.
"Mom..."
Before he could finish, Cynthia angrily interrupted him, "Madison, if you want to die, then go ahead and die! Dylan has become like this, all because of you! If you want to die, then die sooner!"
Cynthia had had enough. Dylan's sexual orientation issue had been bothering her nerves for some time.
She rarely felt a slight connection between Dylan and Amelia despite the fact that they had a child together.
Cynthia's first impression of Amelia was good.
During this time, Cynthia had quietly inquired about the opinions of those around Amelia.
Few people knew that Amelia came from Davis Manor, but many knew she worked at General Hospital.
Most of the patients at General Hospital were influential people.
They were all part of the same circle, and with a little effort, Cynthia could find out about Amelia's reputation.
All the patients Amelia had taken care of praised her.
Cynthia didn't mind Amelia's divorce or her ex-husband, Frederick.
She just wanted Amelia to help Dylan become a normal person.
A normal man who liked women.
Harold was surprised to hear his previously dignified wife say such things. He looked at her in shock, his eyes quickly turning to reprimand.
"How can you speak to Madison like that?"
When Madison heard Cynthia's words, she was momentarily stunned, but seeing Harold still on her side, her crying became even louder, and she even struggled to get up from the sofa to hit the wall.
Cynthia watched Madison cry and saw tears fall from her eyes.
"If Madison had half the decency of Brittany, Dylan wouldn't have turned out like this!"
Madison, seeing Cynthia shifting all the blame onto her, was furious.
Madison said, "I think Dylan turned out like this because he has a mother like you! You support his relationship with a divorced woman like Amelia. I think when he first met Amelia, you already knew, deliberately keeping it from the family."
Cynthia, looking at Madison's fierce expression, took a deep breath and retorted defiantly,
"Whether as a mother-in-law or a grandmother, you'll never measure up to half of Brittany in your life."
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