Cook couldn't stand it anymore and stepped forward, loudly rebuking her.
"Valerie, you can't do this. You've become this way, are you going to let Fiona become just like you? If you truly love Fiona, you should let her go."
"Shut up. What does this have to do with you, you good-for-nothing."
Valerie turned her head and glared viciously at Cook.
Her eyes were filled with annoyance and warning. Then, she adopted the arrogant posture of someone who had the world in her hands as long as her daughter was with her, and said to Yves,
"I'm never giving Fiona to you. That's the court's final decision. Of course, the visitation agreement is still valid. You can take Fiona out today to go shopping and buy her a few new outfits."
"You!" Yves trembled with rage. His heart was filled with a burning fury, but the thought that this was the court's ruling, in the face of the law...
