“What's wrong with Mom today?" she murmured to herself. She thought it looked like Julie was treating her as her enemy.

Vivian could more or less be called a writer now; however, she failed to find an appropriate phrase to describe her mother's expression.

“Maria, Anthony, try the food and tell me if you like it. I'll ask the waiter to change the dishes if you don't."

In contrast, Julie seemed to pay more attention to Maria and Anthony. Since her tone was gentle and caring, Julie was clearly more concerned about them.

“No need for that. The food is actually fine."

Maria and Anthony shook their heads in response.

However, Vivian was enraged when she heard that!

What the hell?

Was Maria more important than she was in her mother's eyes? She was brought up by her mother, while Maria was just an adopted daughter who was lucky enough to be allowed to join their family.

Eventually, Bill realized that something wasn't right. He asked cautiously, "Julie, what's the matter with you? How about we have a private conversation first, away from the children?"

He did, after all, have a guilty conscience.

In addition, he had been dishonest to Julie for a long time. He had long anticipated that something would eventually happen.

However, Julie denied him the chance to talk privately. She said, “Bill, let's get a divorce. Let's get a divorce immediately after dinner."

Those words struck Like a thunderbolt!

The ones affected most were Bill and Vivian.

Both of them were astonished and incredulous. They discovered instantly that Maria and Anthony appeared to have known everything and were unaffected by such big news!

"Please, Julie, don't make fun of me! There is no way you are serious."

Bill's heart was filled with rage, yet he had a guilty conscience. Therefore, he could only pretend to be upset; in reality, his tone was rather flattering.

Vivian wasn't brighter than Bill, but her feminine intuition was helpful this time.

She had the impression that her mother was being serious. Did Julie really want to get a divorce?

It was unbelievable!

“Yes.”

When she mentioned divorce before her children, Julie actually felt a little guilty.

Julie didn't really Like Vivian since she was just an adopted child. Still, she felt guilty at the thought that her family would be broken up.