His Precious Love

Chapter 170 Putting On A Show

“Indeed. Ms. Garland has been exceptionally loyal to Faymon Group. She’s been taking care of Curtis with so much devotion. If I didn’t know better, I would think that she’s in love with him!” Jason chimed in.

Rayna started frowning upon hearing his sarcastic insinuations.

They were talking about her, but their remarks were all directed at Curtis. Rayna was about to speak up on behalf of Curtis, but Alfred patted her hand gently and said, “It’s okay.”

Rayna pursed her lips and held her tongue.

“Shouldn’t you greet your ex-mother-in-law since she’s here?” asked Jason, clearly enjoying himself. “Too bad we don’t know where Julian has run off to. If he’s here, it’ll be even more interesting.”

Brooklyn laughed and added, “It seems like you’re still holding a grudge, Ms. Garland. Oh, well, it’s understandable since Julian was the one who had an affair in the first place. His mother sided with him and not you. If I were you, I wouldn’t greet her too.”

“That’s enough. Pipe down,” said Sienna, pretending to advise them against talking anymore.

“Why?” asked Brooklyn, feeling aggrieved. “I’m just praising Ms. Garland. She managed to climb up to such a high position as an interpreter. Not only that, but she also has good taste. She only has eyes for the men in our family.”

“Since you seem to have much to say, let me assist you,” said Curtis impassively, finally speaking up.

He then instructed the housekeeper to bring a platform over.

After the one-meter tall platform was brought into the living hall, Curtis pointed at it and said, “Brooklyn, Jason, go give a speech up there to liven up the atmosphere.”

Curtis was clearly putting them on the spot and making them perform like circus monkeys.

Brooklyn did not expect Curtis to take it so seriously. Her face fell as she replied, “My throat is all dry from speaking just now.”

“Then bring a bottle of water with you to hydrate yourself,” said Curtis in an imposing tone. “Go on.”

Brooklyn turned to look at Sienna.

Before Sienna could say anything, Curtis cut in, “Two people is indeed too few.”

Sienna did not miss the underlying meaning of those words. Her expression darkened, but she did not say anything.

She knew her nephew well enough to know that he would put his words into action.

Alfred turning a blind eye, Brooklyn

stared at them with a slight smile, but without any warmth

pressure, both Brooklyn and Jason felt a buzz in their heads and started to talk in stutters. They knew that they had to say something, no matter what it was, and they could not stop. If they

absent as well. Alfred arranged

wine for

of the wine when Curtis took away her

drink this,”

even a strong liquor. What Curtis had

“Is

was not the one who was at the mansion the other day. “What great

dining table, everyone had

baby’s father was and that he was in

still had not learned her lesson. She asked boldly, “Could it be fake? I heard she said she

she turned to Rolanda and

Curtis shot her a glare right at that moment. Shivers instantly ran down her spine. She let out

you still seem to be very energetic,” said Alfred to Brooklyn, giving her the side-eye.

just don’t want Curtis

that there’s something

wrong with her or not. I don’t need to comment on that,” Brooklyn mumbled. “Besides, you didn’t seem as happy when I

you’re just my niece. Rayna is my daughter-in-law. Of course I’m happy that she’s

was married to Julian! How can she get married to Curtis now?” Brooklyn and all the other members of the Faymon

issue with Curtis’ identity. He was not one of them biologically. However, Alfred, the head of

Curtis had a child, everyone knew the significance behind

the young lady of the Sanders family. If you take

married. Curtis will take care of it when the time comes,” replied Alfred with

“Alfred…”

is not young anymore. It’s time for him to get married too. So what if Rayna was married

handle it well.

members concurred

up a little upon hearing that. “All

take place before they even lifted their cutleries. It was fortunate that Alfred was assertive

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