CHAPTER 396: CHAPTER 396: BEATING UP VICTOR BENNETT IN FRONT OF CELESTINA...

Bella Green: "..."

Grandma Bennett: "..."

"Oh my, oh my, good, good, so you know how to protect your wife, not bad at all, truly my good grandson." Grandma Bennett laughed heartily, patting him on the arm with satisfaction.

Then she waved at Bella Green: "Little Bella, come over to Grandma."

Seeing that usual demeanor, Bella Green suddenly felt relieved, walked past Mason Bennett, and went over.

"Grandma."

That sweet, soft voice made Grandma Bennett’s eyes nearly squint with joy.

"My Bella looks so pretty in a dress, just like a fairy. Girls should wear more dresses, you know. I have a lot of little dresses in Grandma’s room, do you want to try them on with me?"

At the end of her words, Grandma Bennett’s eyes lit up, exuding the vibe of an old lady trying to "kidnap" a young girl.

Bella Green: "..."

"Grandma, why do you have so many little dresses in your room?" Bella Green couldn’t help but ask.

Regarding Grandma Bennett’s quirk, Mason rubbed his brow.

"When my mom was pregnant with Victor, Grandma thought it was a girl, so she bought a lot of little dresses. It turned out to be a boy, but Grandma didn’t want those dresses to go to waste, so she made Victor wear them. There were new dresses every year, and even after Victor grew up and refused to wear them anymore, Grandma still hasn’t stopped buying dresses each year."

Listening to Mason’s explanation, Bella Green couldn’t help but twitch her mouth. Is that even a thing?

Mason, seemingly recalling something, suddenly leaned closer to her ear, speaking with a touch of mischievousness.

"Even after Victor stopped wearing them, Grandma still buys them in his size every year."

Hearing this, Bella Green couldn’t help but shiver, looking at Grandma Bennett with a strange expression.

"Bah, what’s this stinky kid saying about me? If it weren’t for your mom’s belly not being up to par and having another loser, do you think I would have done this? Those were all prepared for my little princess. Having that stinky boy wear the dresses meant for my little princess for a few years was a great blessing for him."

Grandma Bennett said, clearly displeased.

Hearing this, Bella Green almost couldn’t hold back her laughter.

No wonder Victor Bennett isn’t favored at home—turns out his gender has been wrong from the start. If he were a little princess, he’d definitely be adored immensely.

"Mom, what are you all talking about at the door? Come inside already."

Seeing them not entering for so long, Bellamy Homes also came out.

Looking at the woman in the off-white cheongsam embroidered with lotus flowers, Bella Green suddenly became a bit reserved.

She frantically recalled if she had done anything particularly excessive the last time she visited. When she thought about it, there was indeed something quite overboard.

Last time, she seemed to have, in front of Bellamy Homes, beaten up Victor Bennett...

"Aunty, Aunty hello." Bella Green greeted awkwardly.

Even though she could usually handle anyone with finesse and wit, at this moment, she still felt a bit at a loss.

In her impression, her relationship with the Bennett family was extremely tense, although they didn’t recall those years of deep water and scorching fire interactions.

But Bella Green remembered it clearly, impossible to ignore.

Bellamy Homes looked at her standing there stiffly, unable to relax, and couldn’t help but smile.

"It’s not your first time here, no need to be so reserved."

Looking at the extremely pretty girl in front of her, Bellamy Homes found it somewhat surprising.

This presumed rebellious little boy turned out to be such a graceful, exquisitely beautiful girl.