Wendy could only seek help from Susanne in this havoc.

“Ms. Stone, I don’t know what’s going on. I heard that the person in the photo looked a lot like Arielle, and that’s why I went to you without delay. I was worried about her.”

Susanne took her hands and gently soothed them. “It’s alright. It’s just a misunderstanding. I know you did it because you care about her.”

“Because she cares? If she was genuinely worried about Arielle, shouldn’t she have called the police? Why did she look for you and Henrick instead?” Vinson wasn’t having it.

As pale as a ghost, Wendy tried to defend herself. “Mr. Nightshire, please mind your words. Are you saying that I’m trying to blow this scandal up? What’s the point of me doing this? It’s not Arielle who’s having an affair. It’s just an honest mistake.”

Vinson saw no point in arguing with her. “I don’t care if it was a mistake. I’ve told you to move out of the manor, and why are you still there? Do you really want me to throw you out?” He gave her an ultimatum.

Feeling humiliated, Wendy sobbed and again, turned toward Susanne. “Ms. Stone…”

Susanne thought Vinson was too much and glared at him. “How could you speak to Wendy in such a manner? She’s your wife-to-be. Where do you suppose she move to if not back to the manor?”

what? Wife?” Vinson

and glared back at him. “Vin, don’t you dare

tell you something, Mom,” Vinson spoke again before Arielle could persuade him to stop quarreling

some reason, she palpitated in uneasiness as if she knew that Vinson

“And what is that?”

have

opened her eyes so wide that they almost popped out of their sockets. “Stop it,

at how the

heart wrung, and fear

Wendy jumped in.

near his chest. “I already

her eyes tight. She couldn’t believe that Vinson announced

marriage was nothing but a scheme that could deliver mutual benefits. If it really went public,

a

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