The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call ( Wynter Quinnell )
Chapter 1091

Chapter 1091 Grandma Did Something Bad 

Georgia stood in stunned silence. Her body trembled noticeably, drawing the attention of the passersby. 

She didn’t expect Jaxon to talk to her like that. He claimed that Phoebe yearned for a meeting with Janessa. For that reason, he begged Georgia to bring the child to 

Phoebe for a bonding session between mother and daughter. 

Jaxon explained that it was a ploy to prevent Janessa’s tantrum or Dariel’s 

interference in their potential divorce. 

Distressed over her son’s troubles, Georgia agreed to his request. Besides, Judith clearly didn’t measure up to the socialites in Hawford. 

Jaxon had mentioned that Phoebe hailed from a distinguished family. According to 

him, Phoebe’s parents were eminent lawyers in Hawford. 

Georgia was delighted to learn that. As she investigated further, she discovered that 

the Boyds were esteemed figures in the legal profession. On top of that, Phoebe’s 

grandfather was a reputable judge. 

Believing that Phoebe was a fitting match for her son, Georgia had gone to great. lengths to support Jaxon in securing a better marriage. Yet, she became the one to 

blame. 

Georgia clenched her fists upon realizing that Jaxon intended to shift the blame onto 

her. 

“What a thoughtful son I’ve raised!” Georgia lamented aloud. However, Jaxon didn’t 

bother to look back. 

“Daddy, why is Grandma crying?” Janessa asked in confusion. 

Jaxon shamelessly replied, “Grandma did something bad. Think about it. Your mom wants to leave after arguing with Grandma. If Grandma hadn’t talked back to her, we would still be a happy family.” 

Like his daughter, Jaxon never reflected on his own faults. His only regret was not 

being more ruthless and failing to hide his affair discreetly. 

Chapter 1091 Grandma Did Something Bed 

While Jaxon headed to the cafe, Phoebe found the perfect spot for capturing photos outside. When Jaxon entered the private room, he was surprised to see Wynter 

sitting beside Judith. 

Unbeknownst to Jaxon, Dalton and Sebastian were present as well. However, Wynter instructed them to stay hidden lest foiling their show. 

Although Jaxon had never met Wynter before, he guessed her identity and attempted to ignore her. 

Before reaching Judith’s side, he pleaded pitifully, “I’m sorry, Judith. I was wrong. Look at Jane–she’s been sick since you left home. You know she’s starting 8th grade soon. I know I messed up by taking her to that lunch, but it wasn’t what you 

think.” 

Janessa chimed in with tears rolling down her face, “I’m sorry, Mommy. I missed you 

so much…” 

At that moment, Wynter understood Judith’s reluctance to leave her family. It appeared that Jaxon had taken advantage of her sentimental weakness. No mother- would heartlessly leave their child upon hearing his words. 

Worst of all, some netizens had persuaded Judith to file for divorce after Janessa’s exams. Having endured the mistreatment for years, she could surely hold out a bit 

longer. 

However, Judith would have no chance of turning back if she relented. Her story had become the talk of the internet, capturing the attention of thousands online. 

Judith had been giving in for the sake of her child, but how much more should she yield? Would she finally replace peace if she were pushed to the edge? 

Propping her chin up with her palm, Wynter gently tapped her fingers on the table. Despite Jaxon’s incompetence, he was rather skilled at shifting the blame.