CHAPTER 531: CHAPTER 531: HAS HE BEEN USED AS A TOOL BY FIONA GRANTHAM?

"So, what’s going on with your loud commotion?"

asked Grandma Bennett.

Victor Bennett: "..." Did they forget everything I said when I entered the room?

Victor was holding back his anger, glaring at Bella Green, and said,

"You should ask her. Fiona didn’t provoke her at all, yet she managed to make Fiona a target of everyone’s scorn as a homewrecker. You see how malicious she is!"

Grandma Bennett, being scolded as malicious, looked around left and right, constantly searching.

Victor quickly asked, "Grandma, what are you looking for?"

Without looking at him, Grandma Bennett replied, "Bella, where did I put my cane?"

Hearing the word ’cane,’ Victor immediately panicked, "Grandma, what do you need the cane for? You’re not going to hit me, are you?"

Upon hearing this, Grandma Bennett lifted her head and gave him a "what do you think?" look.

"Grandma, you’re being too much. I’m your biological grandson. Are you trying to beat me to death?" Why is this the treatment I get whenever I come back?

"If you accuse your grandmother of being malicious, I might as well be a bit more malicious and beat you to death."

"Oh my dear grandma, who said it was you? I was talking about her." Victor pointed at Bella Green, not understanding why she was being so protective of Bella.

"Bullshit, I’m the one who caused your precious Fiona to become a homewrecker. So what, are you going to scold your grandma too?"

Upon hearing this, Victor was dumbfounded, looking back and forth between Bella Green and Grandma Bennett, trying to comprehend.

"Grandma, what are you talking about here?"

Grandma Bennett sneered, "What, when that woman came to complain to you, she wrongfully blamed Bella too? Such a woman is the truly malicious one, worthy of condemnation, sincerely aiming to disrupt our family’s peace."

Hearing that angry reprimand, Victor was completely dumbfounded, a bit bewildered.

But after thinking about it, Fiona Grantham didn’t explicitly say that Bella did it, but reading between the lines, it was implying it was because of Bella, right?

Moreover, she didn’t mention anything about Grandma, did she?

Victor was a bit confused, looking at Grandma Bennett’s angry posture, scratching his head in bewilderment, then quietly asked,

"How does this even relate to you?"

In his eyes, his grandma and Fiona Grantham were entirely unrelated.

Even if they met, with Fiona’s demeanor, it wouldn’t result in a conflict with his grandma... right?

"Hmph, everyone knows your brother has a wife, yet she’s always pestering him. Today at the mall, she was hugging and tugging at him in front of his wife. If that’s not being a homewrecker, then what is?"

Grandma Bennett said forcefully, as if greatly angered by Fiona Grantham.

Upon hearing this, Victor was instantly stunned, then looked at his brother, whose face also didn’t look too good.

If Bella Green had said this, he wouldn’t have believed it, but with Grandma saying it, and his brother also not refuting it...

He was a bit unsure now, instinctively, he trusted his grandma.

Though his grandma often hit him, she wouldn’t lie to him.

But Fiona Grantham’s words...

Victor furrowed his brows, it seemed Fiona hadn’t said much, she didn’t even mention the details of the incident?

Thinking this, he looked at Bella Green with a guilty conscience, only to see the girl looking at him frankly, which instead made him feel embarrassed.

"Grandma, you might have misunderstood Fiona. Even if she likes my brother, she wouldn’t be a homewrecker."

"I think you’re just clueless, you’ve admitted that woman wasn’t good-hearted, haven’t you?"