Chapter 169

An unstoppable rage surged inside of Molly immediately. She glared at Nathan with her dagger –
like gaze coldly. “Forget it?
Why would I do that? Every single one of you pointed your fingers at me and scolded
me, but now you want me to just forget it? You only thought Diana was right because
she grew up with you.” Her
gaze got colder as she said nonchalantly, “Who do you think you are to tell me to forget it?

Nathan‘s expression turned ugly as he pursed his lips.

Adam did not say anything. He
was feeling guilty because he jumped to a conclusion and blamed Molly right away just

now, so he just stood at the side and watched.

“Diana, are you going to apologize? I‘ll call my lawyer up right now if you‘re not. I‘m going to sue you for
defamation. I‘m sure that you‘ll have a good
time in court.” Molly just would not let her go. She looked like she was not going to compromise if Diana
did not apologize.

Diana pretended to be innocent and delicate, and she even tried to twist
the truth with her mouth to spread rumors behind Molly‘s back and say false
things about her. ‘Did she really think that I‘m a pushover?

‘Or did she think that she could do just anything
to me just because she robbed my life from me for more than ten years?

‘Hmph. How ridiculous.‘



Molly did not want to give in at all. The expressions on Samson and Linda‘s faces

changed. They did not expect Molly to be so aggressive toward Diana as they started to

feel unhappy.”

“Can‘t you just forgive Diana for the sake of us raising you for so many years?”

They did not sound like they were asking at all. Instead, it sounded
more like an order, as usual. Molly turned around and looked at them coldly. “My grandpa did the same f
or Diana, too, and he even paid you money. I don‘t owe you anything. Why do I have to do anything
for you? Who do you think you are?” Their expressions turned dreadful. They did not

expect that Molly would know about that, so they were left speechless. Molly did not actually want to say
those things. However, as parents, Samson and Linda did not treat her as their own. Instead, they would
always defend Diana at all costs. The ten–
plus years that they spent together werë nothing more than a joke, so there was no reason for her to be
grateful for them at all… After Diana saw how unrelenting Molly was, it left her no choice but to admit
that it was her fault and apologize. She clenched her fingers so hard that they turned

pale. “Sorry, it was my fault. I‘m really sorry.”

However, Molly said scornfully, as if she did not
hear what Diana said, “You‘d better get out of my face when you see me next time. Stop showing up in fr
ont of my face to accuse me of

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