Abusive Wife

Chapter 30 Swung Upside Down

Seeing that Noah was back, Suzette knew there was no escaping. Turning on the waterworks, she went up and whined to him, “You’re finally back, Mr. Quincy. I need to talk to you.”

With a frown, Noah raised his arm to the group behind. Getting the message, Wayne took off together with the security detail. At that point, Dylan arrived and went upstairs ahead of everyone else.

Suzette looked at the son-in-law of her dreams in delight. Her future son-in-law could command the room with his presence. So what if the Grants were in financial trouble?

She had her son-in-law! The Quincies were the ultimate symbol of wealth and power in Imperia!

Her son-in-law was at the helm of it all.

Noah wore a black shirt paired with a creaseless vest and suit jacket. His shirt was buttoned all the way to the collar while a coat hung off his elbow. His brows on fleek and aloof eyes only added to his standoffish mien. “What’s on your mind, Mrs. Grant?”

Angie’s in the hospital, pretty shaken up. There are mean comments everywhere online about Angie. Mr. Quincy, you got to stick up for her. These people are trying to ruin her reputation. There’s no way Angie would…”

“Sir, Colton is awake, but things are not looking good. I tried talking to him, but Colton simply stared into blank space.” Mr. Charles’ flat tone interrupted Suzette’s speech.

Putting on a scowl, Noah took quick paces up the stairs. “This can wait until later, Mrs. Grant.”

News about Colton regaining

consciousness saw Suzette timidly edging to the door.

“Since you’re here, you should leave after visiting Colton, Mrs. Grant.” Mr. Charles put his hand out to stop her, insisting that she came along upstairs by force.

Upstairs, the pale-faced boy lay in bed, blinking his eyes at the ceiling. Thomas timed his waking when Mr. Charles called the doctor.

Hearing the looming footsteps at the door,

he looked over. “Daddy!”

Noah took large strides ahead and reached out to feel Thomas’ forehead. “How do you feel?”

Dylan had carried out a thorough examination on the little man. “He seemed to have gotten a nasty shock, but he stayed put at home. What happened?”

Coming up from behind, Mr. Charles said, “It was my negligence. Colton was left alone with a stranger.”

The stranger was none other than Suzette.

“We pulled out the surveillance footage inside the residence. Mrs. Grant entered Colton’s bedroom without permission. Colton emerged from the room ten minutes later and fainted.”

by the

callous eyes, feeling a tightness

on Noah’s arm, refusing

as

with me. My bad. My head started

A closer inspection

not

proved there was more to the

shielded the ruthlessness in his chilly eyes. “Tell me,

extended his foot out and nudged it up to Noah’s palm. He smiled innocently.

her bottom as color drained

through clenched teeth before turning around to face Suzette.

was some harmless

grandmother. I would never hurt him!” Suzette insisted it was an innocent game, refusing to admit she was trying to kill

was not like she never had her moments with the brat, but the kid had always said nothing. The

you should

what kind of harmless fun you were having

nerve of her to say dangling a child outside the window by the foot was all fun

he must suffer a lot more than he

now.

the guilt, Noah tilted his head and stared at Colt. With eyes reading of naiveness, innocence, and trust, Colt reluctantly uttered, “Don’t blame Grandma, Daddy. She’s only

not blaming her.” Noah caressed the boy’s face, but his eyes reflected chilling eeriness when he turned his

around

Suzette insisted it was an innocent game, refusing

the kid had always said nothing. The boy

you should

what kind of harmless fun you

a child outside the window

back then, he must

now.

at Colt. With eyes reading of naiveness, innocence, and trust, Colt reluctantly uttered, “Don’t blame Grandma, Daddy. She’s only playing

face, but his eyes reflected chilling eeriness when he turned his

around

it was all for fun? Well, don’t leave her out

in terror as the bodyguard hung her outside the window by

the pit of her stomach left