CHAPTER 537: CHAPTER 537 VICTOR BENNETT, YOU ARE A FREAK, YOU ARE ACTUALLY WEARING A SKIRT

On the other side, the argument between Joanna Ramsey and Victor Bennett was not over yet.

Right after praising Mason, Joanna looked at Victor with disdain.

"Unlike you! Out of the four words ’handsome and dashing,’ you only score on the ’dumb’ part. I don’t see the charm, more like a flirt."

"Joanna Ramsey!!!" Victor Bennett almost wished he could strangle this sharp-tongued little girl.

"Why are you shouting, is your anger turning into shame? The louder you shout, the more wrong you are, you’re still just an unwanted one!"

"As if you have someone who wants you, with your ugly mug, loud personality, and the way you eat like a cow, what man would fancy you!"

Victor Bennett retorted unwillingly.

Joanna almost blew her top: "Are you blind? How is auntie here ugly?"

Their words made Bella Green and Grandma Bennett laugh uncontrollably.

Upon hearing the laughter, Joanna was stunned, then looked at Grandma Bennett with an embarrassed and awkward expression.

Calling herself an aunt in front of someone’s grandma seemed too much.

"Grandma, I- I just misspoke just now."

After saying that, she did not forget to glare at Victor, blaming him for ruining her image.

"Do you even have an image?" Victor looked at her with disdain.

Just as Joanna was about to get angry, Grandma Bennett held her back.

"Joanna, calm down, don’t stoop to his level. You’re right, he’s just a fool."

Watching his own grandma smiling and siding with Joanna to disparage him, Victor tutted, unable to understand—is she his grandma or Joanna’s grandma?

Then, Grandma Bennett immediately put away her smile and looked at him expressionlessly.

"You’re already this old, yet you don’t even know how to show consideration for a girl. Arguing with a lady, don’t you have any shame? Joanna is right, with the way you are, who would want you?"

Victor, who kept being despised: "..."

Grandma Bennett held Joanna’s hand and smiled, "Joanna, don’t misunderstand, this clothing isn’t from any other girl."

Joanna’s cheeks flushed red upon hearing this, and she whispered in defense, "Grandma, I didn’t misunderstand, I just thought wearing someone else’s clothes was inappropriate."

Especially when they could very well belong to some unknown woman involved with Victor, which made her even more uncomfortable.

How could Grandma Bennett not understand what she was thinking? She chuckled immediately.

"These are Victor’s clothes, how can you say they’re someone else’s?"

Upon hearing this, Joanna instinctively wanted to continue refusing, but as soon as she opened her mouth, she froze, and then looked dumbfounded.

"Huh?"

Her adorably dumbfounded look amused Grandma Bennett, who couldn’t help but laugh, "These clothes are Victor’s, you can wear them without worry, they’re all new, he hasn’t worn them."

Joanna: "!!!"

It wasn’t the point whether he’d worn them or not, the point was... this ’dress’ actually belonged to Victor?

She quickly turned her head and saw that Victor’s face was as dark as the bottom of a pot.

After a few seconds of silence...

"Hahaha!! Victor Bennett, you’re such a pervert, you actually wear a dress?? That whole closet of dresses wasn’t all yours, was it?"

Victor Bennett twisted his face, glaring at Grandma Bennett, both angry and aggrieved.

"Grandma, why do you say everything, how are those my clothes, they’re clearly prepared for your granddaughter!!"

Upon hearing this, Grandma Bennett pouted, feeling even more wronged than him.

"Yes, at first the doctor said it was going to be a girl, who knew you’d turn out to be..."

Victor: "..." So, in the end, it was his fault?