Chapter 294

Matilda's glance said it all. She was basically implying: "Isn't this all because of me?" If she hadn't considered marrying off Lillian to Broderick, then things wouldn't have ended up this messy. "So now it's my fault, huh?" Matilda gave Walter a light smack-not too hard though, she knew her limits. "At my age, of course I want Broderick to settle down and have kids. So when I see a decent girl who's single, it's natural to think about playing matchmaker. That's wrong now?" Broderick didn't respond. He just sat on the couch, face cold as ice. He looked up at his grandma after she spoke. "Grandma, you said something like that before?" Matilda's heart skipped a beat under his stare, suddenly feeling a little guilty. "I-I said what now?" "You said Lillian should marry me." Matilda's tone hardened. "Yeah, I said it. So what? Back then you weren't into anyone else. If you liked Leslie, why didn't you say something earlier? Now you just marry her out of the blue-how was I supposed to know w