Chapter 91. Slander

Aleta growled in annoyance when she saw her son who seemed indifferent. How could her son trust his best friend so much? Even though Aleta could see clearly if her son's best friend had feelings for her daughter-in-law.

Melvin, who had just finished his food, immediately moved from his seat. Aleta cast her eyes in another direction. She didn't even pay attention to her son, who approached her and kissed her forehead.

However, Aleta still had her attitude and didn't want to turn her head towards her son. Melvin, who felt ignored by his mother, did not bother. She pulled her body away and went to her room.

Aleta, who saw this, clucked harshly. Then she threw the spoon and fork in her hand. "This is so annoying.

Why are the people around me getting on my nerves today," she said as she flopped back against the back of the chair with her arms folded in front of her chest.

"Does Heaven have to see firsthand how the friend he is proud of will betr