Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 369

As the saying goes, one should not wash their dirty linen in public. As intense as Aaron and Ruby’s argument was, it was now impossible for them to continue after Duke showed up.

Aaron straightened the collar of his shirt, cleared his throat, and asked, “What brings you here at the company at such a late hour, Duke? It is something important, I presume?” Duke’s lips curled into a cold smirk. “I have something I wanted to ask you.”

“You can ask us anything, Duke,” Ruby said with a smile. “As long as I know the answer, I’ll definitely tell you everything I know.”

“I’ve never got the chance to ask this before, but which hospital were George and Harold born in?” The grin on Duke’s face slowly grew wider as he asked. “I asked Dew, but she said she had forgotten.”

“Ah…”

The smile on Ruby’s face immediately dropped. Her eyes darted in every direction and she avoided looking at Duke as she spoke. “That happened four years ago, who still remembers it so clearly? Oh, right, why are you suddenly asking about this, Duke?”

Duke cast a glance towards Aaron and coldly asked, “Did Mr. Daugherty forget about it too?”

intense gaze from Duke, Aaron felt his chest tightening up. He was unsure of Duke’s reasons for asking those questions,

a brief pause, he said, “Everything happened too suddenly that day, and Dew gave birth to the two kids before she was even taken to the hospital.

Dew has always said that she bled heavily on the day she gave birth. If she had given birth at home, how was that

words had left Aaron

Who would have thought that Duke would ask about the past four years

have a family doctor, and the bleeding stopped on that very night,” Ruby chuckled dryly. “Did someone say anything weird to

that the secretary had just poured for

the glass of water, then abruptly let go of it, causing

long suspected that Duke had not shown up with

can just cut to the chase. What exactly are you trying to ask? Don’t try to cause a scene in my office! Although our

and Harold’s grandfather. So, I suggest that you be careful with your words and