C24 If You Feel Wronged Say It

Greyson and Riley could not accept this immoral daughter of theirs. They did not want her to return and destroy the happiness of their family.

Moreover, they had expelled her from the Linder family five years ago with a media scandal. Her return now was an embarrassment to them.

"Mrs. Linder, don't you recognize Rose? Your daughter is back. Why aren't you happy at all?" Quinn deliberately raised her voice a little.

Grandma Linder recovered from the excitement of seeing Rose and realized that her son and daughter-in-law were not speaking. She frowned and said unhappily, "Rose is talking to you guys. Are you deaf?"

"Mom, today is your 80th birthday. Let's talk about this when we get home." Greyson said in a low voice.

"Yeah, Mom." Riley echoed her husband's words.

"Yes, today is my 80th birthday, so I have the final say." Grandma Linder was very dissatisfied with the couple's response and did not let go of Rose's hand for a moment. "Rose, after the banquet is over, you're coming home with me. Tonight you're going to accompany me, and we'll have a good talk. Child, look how thin you are... Grandma's heart hurts for you."

In this house, only Grandma really loved her.

Her biological parents hated her and wished that she would disappear forever.

Rose already knew what her parents were thinking, but still, her heart was full of sorrow every time she saw them.

She and Naomi were both their own flesh and blood, so how could they be so cruel to her?

"Grandma, only my face is thin; my body has more flesh," Rose assured her. She didn't want to see her grandmother worry about her. After all, she was an 80-year-old woman, and her health was not so good.

"Grandma, do you think Rose looks good in this dress?" Quinn deftly distracted Grandma Linder.

Rose had light make-up, her beautiful hair was Korean-style coiled, and she was elegant as a princess.

She wore a yellow goose dress that highlighted her snow-white skin. From the waist, covered with shining diamonds, light layers of muslin flowed like clouds.

She was pure, sexy, and graceful. It made people wonder how there could be such a perfect and delicate person!

"Beautiful, so beautiful." Grandma Linder smiled with satisfaction. In her eyes, her eldest granddaughter was the most beautiful princess.

"Grandma, who are you praising for being beautiful?" There was a woman's sweet voice with a hint of playfulness.

"Naomi, look who's here." Grandma Linder happily pulled Rose in front of her.

When Naomi saw Rose, her laughter suddenly stopped, and shock flashed across her beautiful eyes. Her smile froze for a few seconds but quickly recovered.

The man next to her was Wyatt Young. They had married three years ago, so now she was officially his wife.

Their wedding was grand, lasted three days and three nights, and was among the hot searches more than ten times. It showed Naomi's happiness in detail.

Wyatt looked healthy, had a clear face and red lips. He was full of energy, but his eyes were darker than before. When he saw Rose, he looked even colder.

Five years ago, when he misunderstood her and abandoned her, she knew that the warm, caring boy she had once liked was gone.

"So, sister, you're back. I haven't seen you in five years, I really missed you," Naomi tried to hold Rose's hand, but she deftly avoided her.

Quinn also took a step to block Naomi and said sarcastically, "Since the relationship between sisters is so deep, why haven't I seen you looking for her in these five years? And you even took her place and married her former fiancé... I can see how much you've missed her."

"Rose is kind and generous and will not quarrel with you. But I am petty. If anyone mistreats Rose in front of me, I will not forgive them!"

Quinn wore a high-slit red dress with a V-neckline and had alluring eyes, bright red lips, and long wavy hair. Her appearance was extraordinary; she was tall, commanding, and charming.

Quinn and Rose were like sisters. One was like a flame, and the other was like ice. They complemented each other and were the most beautiful women at the banquet, totally eclipsing Naomi.

Naomi looked at Rose, whom she hadn't seen in five years. Time treated her very well. She went from a naive girl to a mature woman, and her feminine charm had become the main attraction of men.

She was jealous of Rose and had been jealous of her since she was young.

She unconsciously held Wyatt's arm tightly. She was afraid that he would waver after seeing Rose's transformation.

"Wyatt, look at my sister, isn't she beautiful?" Naomi carefully tested Wyatt's attitude towards Rose.

"In my heart, you are the most beautiful." Wyatt took Naomi's hand, stroking it gently.

"Wyatt, you are so kind..." Naomi blushed shyly.

"You are my wife, so of course, I will treat you well for the rest of my life." Wyatt comforted Naomi and looked at Quinn indifferently. "So, Miss Hernandez, please be careful what you say. I am the one who proposed to Naomi. If you have any grudges, come to me."

Naomi looked at Wyatt with eyes filled with tears of emotion, and she smiled gently, "Wyatt, thank you."

This show of public affection soon died out.

Quinn felt disgusted and snorted disdainfully.

"Since we've got to this point, I also want to say something." Grandma Linder's expression became serious when she asked, "Wyatt, why did you break off the engagement to Rose and marry Naomi? What's wrong with Rose?"

"Mom, we shouldn't get involved in youngsters' matters. We just need to give our blessings." Greyson wanted to stop Grandma Linder from pursuing the problem. "And today's occasion is not appropriate to discuss this issue."

"Mom, Wyatt and Naomi really love each other, so they should be together." Under the banner of true love, Riley tried to speak for her daughter.

"I don't want to hear you guys; I want to hear it from Wyatt." Grandma Linder was angry that they always got in her way, "No matter who is right or wrong, what I want to know is the truth."

"Grandma, I just want to say I didn't wrong anyone. I made the right choice." Wyatt's eyes were cold.

"Bullshit!" Quinn cursed rudely, "Wyatt Young, your eyes are blind, and your heart is also f * cking blind!"

Rose pulled Quinn, who wanted to defend her. She did not want her grandmother to worry about her, nor did she want to ruin her birthday.

She wanted to solve her own problems step by step. She had waited for five years and was not in a hurry.

"Rose, tell me if you have any grievances. Grandma will help you and won't let you suffer." Grandma Linder's heart ached for this strong yet silly girl.