Elias’ Crimes and Punishments of Romance

“Are you sure it’s defamation and not the truth?” Elias sneered at Symeon, refusing to even look at him.

Symeon chuckled. “I’m certain it’s defamation, and you also have ulterior motives. Are you interested in Miss Carter? Although you’ve explained it so many times and finally managed to convince your wife, you can’t deceive me because I’m not your wife.”

His implication was crystal clear.

Amanda couldn’t tolerate it any longer and angrily shouted at Symeon, “What are you trying to say? Are you suggesting that I’m foolish, which is why he easily pacified me with just a few words while you’re the one who knows the truth?”

Symeon smiled and remained silent, indicating his agreement.

Meanwhile, Casey stood awkwardly on the side, thinking Symeon was being too insensitive. How could he openly discuss her ambiguous relationship with Elias in front of everyone without considering her feelings, just to show off in front of Amanda?

Elias shielded Amanda behind him and glared at Symeon. “Stop trying to sow discord here. I’m warning you. Today is a parent-child sports event, and I don’t want to resort to violence. Don’t push me.”

Same here.”

After saying that, Symeon turned around and walked away, picking up Dulcie with one hand and heading toward a corner to wait for the next game.

Casey followed behind him, looking at Elias and Amanda’s displeased faces in the distance. At that moment, she couldn’t help but feel that Symeon’s behavior was despicable. Did he really think he could make Amanda belong exclusively to him by sowing discord between those two?

“Don’t you think you’re going too far? Today is a parent-child sports event; everyone is here to make their children happy. Why do you have to make it into this situation?” Casey couldn’t hold back her anger and vented it out at the man.

But her outburst startled Dulcie, who was in the man’s arms, and she tightly hugged his neck, whispering, “Daddy, why did you make Miss Casey angry? You should apologize to her…

Seeing Dulcie’s well-behaved and sensible demeanor, Casey was hit by a sense of guilt. I’m sorry, Dulcie. I wasn’t paying attention to my tone. I’m sorry that I scared you. Go and get ready. We’re about to start the next game.”

Casey. Please don’t argue with Daddy.

always considerate, always thinking of her

a smile. “Go ahead. I won’t argue with your daddy. We came here today to compete, right? Winning first

at Symeon and instantly changed her expression. “You’re more immature than a child. Dulcie is always defending you, afraid that I might misunderstand you, but what are

the woman’s scolding, Symeon sneered. “Are you trying to teach me a lesson? Do you think you have the right to do so? Who are you to me, and who is Dulcie to

“I-

second sports event was about to

walked toward where Dulcie

on the other side, several teams away from

balloon, They wouldn’t be disqualified if the balloon burst, but their results wouldn’t count. The quickest family to return. to the starting

Mommy, let’s go. We have to win

and Casey held the balloon between their bodies, feeling awkward. Since both of

shouting. “Daddy, go! Daddy, go!”

Dulcie really wanted

hug the tall man,

Dulcie win first place. What else would I be doing? Do you think we can win with your current attitude? Aren’t you competing with Elias? Look at how well he and his wife cooperate. They may take first

the Winters Family and then tightly

the race began.

up Casey and Dulcie and ran straight

he would never let his daughter lose to Elias’

the race

a tie

filled with dissatisfaction. It seemed like they were

a tool for the silent competition between the two men. Everyone else became invisible, and they didn’t care about others’