The Rise of James Winslow

CHAPTER 161

“Mum, don't call him low life; there is no relationship between us other than friendship, and I won't marry Dominic for anything.”

She raised her hand to slap Amelia, but James grabbed her hand and hung it in the air.

James tightened his grip on Roseline's hand and warned, “Don't dare lay your finger on her.”

Amelia was embarrassed by the ill attitude of her mother; she had not been a good mother to her since she knew her as her mother. Could it be that Roseline adopted her children?

A sweat formed on Roseline’s forehead and she retorted, “She is my child; you can't tell me what to do with her.”

“I didn't say she was not your child, but she is now a grown-up; can't you just be a good mother for once? You chased her away with your attitude; now that she is back, instead of living with her peacefully, you bring your old attitude; aren't you tired?”

“Your useless poor Maureen is a bad mother, not me; is she still alive or dead of diseases before you become this little successful? I call