Chapter 140 Less Love for Him
Lillian had wiped her face and looked coldly at Daisy.
"I didn't ask her to come here. If you feel embarrassed by this kind of relative, you can ask the security to drive her away directly."
Daisy hadn't done that, which gave Mary the chance to come to the doorstep.
As for why Daisy didn't let the security drive her away, it was just to avoid gossip.
"Jackson, listen! She dares to argue with me in front of you. And just now, when Wendy came to care for her, she pushed Wendy down! If something happens to the baby in Wendy's belly, can she bear the responsibility?"
Wendy touched her belly, looking terrified as she leaned on the sofa.
Hearing this, she spoke softly, "Daisy, don't worry about me. I'm fine. Jackson has always cared for Lillian since childhood. Don't argue with Jackson because of me, it will affect the mother-son relationship."
How kind and considerate she was.
Daisy moved in high society circles and might understand Wendy's intentions in her words, but Wendy was carrying the child she was looking forward to.
Compared to Lillian, she preferred Wendy as her daughter-in-law.
She immediately glared at Lillian and pushed Jackson.
"Listen to how sensible Wendy is. Don't make her force herself. Carry her to the room to rest and call the doctor. Tomorrow is Wendy's solo performance, she can't afford any accidents."
Jackson frowned and looked at Wendy, whose face was pale.
"I'm fine, I can manage on my own."
She tried to stand up by holding onto the sofa armrest, but her legs felt weak, and she ended up collapsing back, with beads of sweat forming on her forehead.
Jackson had just entered and saw Lillian waving her hand, causing Wendy to fall on the sofa.
He took a step, but his arm was suddenly grabbed by a small hand.
He lowered his gaze and followed that small hand, seeing Lillian with one eye red and the other tightly closed, looking pitifully at him.
"Jackson, it feels like something got into my eye, and it hurts me so much," Lillian said.
Lillian wasn't lying. Her right eye inexplicably felt more and more uncomfortable.
She couldn't bear the pain and didn't dare to rub her eye, fearing it would worsen.
Besides him, she had no one else to turn to for help.
Lillian's vision blurred, but Jackson frowned and said coldly, "Lillian, if you want to play tricks, you should consider the timing! Let go!"
She had just been able to splash water on Wendy's face, how could it be that she couldn't open her eyes now?
Jackson's voice was so stern that Lillian felt a chill all over her body in an instant. She let go of Jackson's sleeve and recoiled.
She found herself truly ludicrous.
She thought that he could save her just because he had protected her from that slap earlier.
Just like in the past.
However, she forgot that Jackson was no longer her protector.
"Quick, Jackson, take Wendy to your room first! Go call the doctor!"
Jackson walked over, bent down to pick up Wendy, and Daisy hurriedly instructed the servants.
Jackson quickly headed to a room on the east side of the first floor, while Lillian stared at them with stinging eyes.
That room was prepared by Daisy for Jackson.
But because Daisy didn't like Lillian, Lillian rarely came to Golden Oaks Manor and had never stayed in the rooms here.
But now, Wendy would be the first one to lie on Jackson's bed.
Despite the stinging pain in her eyes, Lillian widened them.
She wanted to see this scene clearly, to remember it in her heart.
She thought to herself, 'Today, my love for him is lesser.'
"Get out of the way!" Daisy caught up and bumped into Lillian heavily.
Lillian staggered back and leaned against the wall for support, while Daisy arrogantly ordered the servants.
"Have her take Mary and leave immediately!"
With that, she quickly entered the room.
The servants led Lillian out of the villa and directly to the security room at the entrance.
The door opened, and Mary was crouching in the corner, being closely watched by two security guards.
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