My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

Chapter 702

The people who had previously badmouthed Keira all averted their eyes the moment they saw her.

Old Mr. Sims patted her on the shoulder. "Young lady, thank you for standing up for me last time."

Keira lowered her gaze. "No need to thank me; it was the right thing to do."

Brian and the others chimed in immediately. "Yes, Senior Sister, we owe you big time! Without your help, we would have made a terrible mistake!"

If their punishment had been carried out, there was no telling if the old man would have survived it. "Keera" had saved his life!

The thought crossed Brian's mind, and his eyes filled with gratitude as he prepared to say more, but Keira cut him off. "The ones who deserve the most respect here are Mr. Sims and Professor Brandt. I just did something small. Let's not get things twisted."

She stepped back, trying to shift the attention onto them. But before she could make her move, Brian spoke up again.

"Senior Sister, there's no need to be so modest. I have nothing but respect for you!"

He gave her a respectful salute, one that was familiar in their circles. "From now on, everyone in the Special Division will follow your lead!"

Keira waved her hands. "That's really not necessary…"

that James would end up taking over Freeman Sect. I had my doubts, but who would have thought he'd bring back such a talented disciple? Young lady, there's no need to feel anxious.

for a moment before letting

Lewis. "Mr. Horton, we couldn't have made

"It was

didn't push further. He smiled and turned back to old Mr.

"Sounds good!"

home has

eyes grew

smiled. "You always talked about how great the roasted duck is in

even got some fine wine saved

Mr. Sims turned to Keira. "Young lady, care to

smiled. "I'll leave you two to

way out. After a few steps, old Mr. Sims looked over at Holly. "Holly, I haven't

tears. "Grandpa, don't say that. It's an honor

"Good girl!"

tears. "Your father once planned to stay in the Special Division, but I handed it over to

with the Special Division is too much. Dad's always been

"That's good to hear."