Chapter 477 Turning The Tables

“Ms. Goodridge, ignorance isn't a crime,” Raylee said sarcastically, “but if you don't understand the law, you can always consult a lawyer for clarification. May I ask, in what way am I guilty of abandoning the elderly? Are they homeless or living in hardship? Or are they unable to take care of themselves? They have a son and you as their daughter. When did it become the duty of an adopted daughter like me, who has severed all familial ties, to support them? Alright, let's put that aside for a moment. In the event they age to the point of being unable to care for themselves and there are no children around to look after them, I promise to care for them for old times' sake. After all, I'm not a heartless person.” “I don't care, your indifference toward them is nothing short of abandonment!” Waverly insisted vehemently. “Fine, I won't insist on you moving back home, but you must visit them frequently. It's just a simple request, you can manage that, right?”