The Sweet Rival (Mango Shen and Nathaniel Ye)

Chapter 1879

Lola was still cursing when someone suddenly opened the door and Zion walked in.

She quickly stepped forward and said, "Cousin, I..."

"Do you really think you can do whatever you want just because you're my cousin? Lola, you're 20 years old, not two years old. Don't think too highly of yourself just because your family dotes on you. Have you ever seen the girl I like? What right do you have to scold her? Just because you're my cousin?"

This was the first time in so many years that Zion's face darkened as he spoke to Lola. It was also the first time that he had spoken so harshly and mercilessly.

Lola was stunned.

Was Zion scolding her?

Her eyes suddenly turned red.

"Cousin, are you scolding me for an outsider?" "An outsider? To me, she's my wife and I'm going to marry her. I'm going to spend the rest of my life with her. You're just a cousin, an outsider. Lola, perhaps it's because your parents spoil you too much that you don't know what to do. But I'm warning you, if I hear you say something bad about her, then our brother-sister relationship will end. Don't think that everyone should spoil you. You're already 20 and should grow up. Be sensible.”

Zion turned around and left.

He would rather go see Evangeline.

If Lola wasn't his cousin, he would have gotten rid of her just forjudging Evangeline.

Now that he had left with a belly full of anger, Zion couldn't care less about Lola's feelings and whether she could withstand his anger.

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Zion actually wanted to cut off his relationship with her for that woman?

Just because she judged her a little behind the doors?

Why?

By the time Lola came to her senses, Zion had already left, and Tristan was not at home. She smashed everything in the room in anger, then called Priscilla and cried to catch her breath.

Priscilla thought that something had happened to Lola, so she was so scared that she rushed back. After listening to Lola's crying, Priscilla's face changed.

She finally realized how much she had spoiled her child over the years because it was not easy to get this child.

Not to mention that it wasn't her place to interfere in Zion's marriage. Even if she had the right to do so, she wouldn't think that Zion would listen to her.

What was her daughter thinking?

She actually wanted Zion to be single for the rest of his life.

Could this girl have any intentions toward Zion?

Thinking of this, Priscilla was so scared that she broke out in a cold sweat.

"Where's your father?"

"He must have gone to Uncle Sanchez's place. Mom, you have to make the decision for me today. Cousin has gone too far."

Lola didn't realize that she was wrong at all. She kept on crying.

Priscilla closed her eyes with some heartache and then whispered, "Lola, your cousin is right. Your father and I have spoiled you all these years."

"Mom, why do you also say that?"

Lola couldn't stand being isolated like this at all. She couldn't help but lose her temper.

She threw things and cursed angrily.

Priscilla looked at everything in front of her and her heart ached again.

"In the past, why did I feel that Lola was young and that it was fine?" Priscilla thought.

Lola was smashing everything around like a crazy girl now.

How did she manage to make her daughter like this?

It wasn't that Tristan didn't want to educate Lola over the years, but he was stopped by Priscilla.

She felt that Lola was the child that God had given her. In this life, there was only one child and she was also a girl who was going to suffer a lot after she got married and had children in the future. Now, Priscilla could spoil her as much as she wanted. Who knew her child was completely spoilt now?

Priscilla no longer tried to coax Lola like before. Instead, she made a painful decision.

She wanted to throw Lola into the army.

It was said that the army was a big furnace. No matter what someone was like before, the person would change after they went there.

Priscilla knew that if she couldn't make up her mind, the child would really be ruined, and she could still be saved now. Thanks to Zion, otherwise, she wouldn't have dared to think about it.

Lola didn't know what to do for a long time.

After cursing for a long time, she was tired, but this time, she didn't hear Priscilla coax her again.

She couldn't help but be stunned. She then turned to look at Priscilla, only to realize that she was looking at her thoughtfully. Her eyes were full of reluctance and entanglement, as well as pain and sadness.

Lola suddenly panicked.

"Mom, what are you thinking about? You don't want to break off the relationship between mother and daughter with me, do you? It's impossible for you to say those words just for Zion! Our family is a real relative of his. It's impossible for aunt to watch him cut off the relationship with us. It's him who tried to scare me. Mom..."

However, Priscilla shook her head. She ignored her daughter and went back to her room alone.

She suddenly felt a little tired. The feeling of fatigue from the inside to the outside made her more determined about the decision she had just made.

Priscilla called Tristan.

At this time, Tristan was talking to Eugene in the Sanchez family. Of course, he was talking about Zion and Evangeline's marriage.

Of course, Eugene didn't want to marry his daughter so early, but he couldn't stand Tristan's eloquence, so he had to agree to their engagement.

Tristan finally heaved a sigh of relief and received a call from his wife..

"Sorry, my wife is on the phone. I'll take the call first."

After saying that, Tristan got up and went to a quiet place.

"What's wrong? You haven't come back yet, have you? It's okay. I'll pick you up later."

Tristan's voice made Priscilla feel a little uncomfortable.

She couldn't help but think of how she had quarreled with Tristan over and over again for her daughter's sake. Although in the end, it was Tristan who had tolerated her, she still had a lot of dissatisfaction with him over the years.

After all, the child she had risked her life to give birth to was not someone to be taught a lesson by Tristan.

But only then did Priscilla realize how wrong she had been.

Her eyes turned red involuntarily, and her voice was a little low.

"Tristan, I was wrong."

The moment Priscilla admitted her mistake, she gave Tristan a fright.

"What's wrong? What happened?"

Priscilla's temper had been very bad all these years.

Tristan knew that she had suffered a loss after giving birth to Lola. Although he had been making medicinanl meals all the time, Priscilla had spent all her energy on the child all these years.

Coupled with the fact that Priscilla had reached menopause, it was true that she had a bad temper. He had always been obedient, tolerant, and didn't think much of it. But she suddenly apologized to him, which really scared him.

"What's going on? Give me a location. I'll go and pick you up now. Let's talk face to face."

Tristan's nervousness and worry made Priscilla feel even more guilty. She quickly told him everything between Lola and Zion, and then told him her decision.

Tristan's entire face darkened.

This girl was asking for it.