Chapter 26

　　Garry trembled with anger. He couldn\'t find a word to refute her.

Glenda still glared at him, \"Don\'t think I don\'t know when you beat my mother regardless of black what she did. Don\'t think I don\'t know the dirty things you and Jackie did in the study! Others think you were with her after my mother died, but only I know what you did! Jackie is ungrateful and worse than a dog. Am I wrong? If my mother hadn\'t aided her in the beginning after she graduated, what would she have been today? But what has she done? She climbed into your bed and robbed her benefactor\'s husband. I scolded her for being ungrateful and cheap!\"

\"—Pa\" a crisp sound, which was particularly abrupt rang in the ward.

Glenda didn\'t back down, but was slapped instead.

Garry finished this slap and was stunned. He was nearly 50 years old and never thought he would be so impulsive.

Glenda\'s head was still held high, her eyes were wide open and she was unwilling to