CHAPTER 673: CHAPTER 673: NO MATTER WHAT, I LIKE YOU

"Hmm, I’m aware of your situation, and the past is the past."

Clearly, Julian Lancaster didn’t care much about Vincent Lancaster, as he was secretly planning how to get rid of him.

After pausing, Julian gently looked at Nina Sinclair, "I’m not so petty as to hold onto past issues. No matter what, I like you."

Nina Sinclair’s cheeks suddenly turned red.

She didn’t expect Julian Lancaster’s sweet-talking skills to be so strong now, making her heart race.

It was truly embarrassing.

In the evening, everyone gathered for dinner, and the Lancaster Family was more crowded and lively than usual.

The last time, because of Monica Lancaster’s issue, Nina Sinclair didn’t dine with the Lancasters, and Julian Lancaster left with her too.

This time served as a bit of a compensation.

The only regret was that Monica Lancaster was sitting right next to her, separated only by Sharon Lancaster.

After realizing Monica Lancaster was a deceitful white lotus, Nina Sinclair no longer held a kind attitude toward her. She wasn’t a pushover; she couldn’t face someone who wanted her life with a pleasant demeanor.

Monica Lancaster noticed Nina Sinclair looking at her and gave a faint smile.

"Sister-in-law, we’ve had more than a few misunderstandings before. We’re all family, and I hope you won’t hold it against me."

A cold smile played on Nina Sinclair’s lips. Monica was saying these things in front of everyone, so if she opposed Monica, it would surely displease Grandfather Lancaster.

Vincent Lancaster narrowed his eyes, watching Nina Sinclair and Monica Lancaster, a contemplative expression in his gaze.

Yvette Thompson also sensed something, her expression sarcastic, as if waiting to see Nina Sinclair’s joke.

As for the others, they each had their own thoughts.

Nina Sinclair thought about it for a moment but couldn’t swallow this grievance. She spoke up, "Family doesn’t scheme against each other. As long as you don’t do anything to me, I naturally won’t hold it against you."

Monica Lancaster seemed to be waiting for Nina Sinclair to take the bait, not expecting her to go along with it so easily.

Her eyes glinted with sarcasm, but her face showed a wounded, pitiable look, "Sister-in-law, I’m genuinely trying to reconcile with you. I’ve forgiven everything you’ve done."

That day, when Nina Sinclair left in anger, Julian Lancaster followed her, so the matter was dropped.

Now, bringing it up again, Monica Lancaster undoubtedly intended to stir up enmity between Nina Sinclair and the Lancaster Family.

Sharon Lancaster was so angry at Monica Lancaster’s words that she wanted to speak up for Nina Sinclair.

However, before she could say anything, Julian Lancaster had already spoken up.

Julian Lancaster lifted his gaze towards Monica Lancaster and said lightly, "Once dinner is over, you should leave. In the future, don’t come here if there’s nothing important, that way you won’t have to worry about Nina doing anything to you."

Monica Lancaster didn’t expect Julian to say such words; her face turned pale suddenly, showing a humiliated and unbearable expression.

"My brother is right. Since you and Nina don’t get along, it’s better if you don’t come here, to avoid disturbing Nina’s pregnancy."

The Lancaster Family cared greatly about the next generation; otherwise, they wouldn’t have invited Nina Sinclair to live with them after learning of her pregnancy, concerned she couldn’t take care of herself properly.

After hearing Sharon Lancaster’s words, all the dissatisfaction washed away.

Old Master Lancaster said solemnly, "Julian is right; you should all visit less frequently in the future."

The expressions of several people present subtly changed.