All the Chapmans were used to complying with Sisley’s directives without question.

Sisley said, “Alice’s pregnancy was an accident, and it had nothing to do with us. It’s entirely her fault since she led a messy life! Besides, it was Mr. Chapman who kicked her out of the family. It has nothing to do with us. If you start poking around into the past or accusing us of hiding any secrets, you’ll have to deal with me!”

Hera nudged Sisley’s arm and asked softly, “Mom, what exactly happened?”

“Nothing happened.” Sisley looked tensed. Everything that happened in the past is better left buried! If Ashlyn finds out about it, given her status and abilities, she’ll definitely seek revenge against us!

Sisley, who was still in shock, let out a long breath as she tried to compose herself. “You’re just a child. There are things you shouldn’t know.”

She believed Ashlyn, too, had no idea what happened. We’ll be safe as long as she’s not aware of the past.

Meanwhile, in the hotel, Ryan would retrieve the red jade he had acquired from the Chapman family’s auction and look at it once in a while.

Looking at the red jade made him feel as if he was looking at his sister during his childhood days. I must figure out the relationship between Mary and her daughter!

as he was not entirely buying Bob’s story. Was Alice

Alice was intelligent, talented, and a popular figure in the Chapman

one socialite in Lake City, Alice was always the

something Alice and his sister had in common. The direct descendants of the Yates family were

of proficiency in piano at a very young age, reaching the

accomplishments in piano were equally impressive as

couch and went deep in thought. He could not help

someone knocked on the

while putting

pushed open the door and entered with

and I just came back from the restaurant, and we bought you stir-fried beef with couscous

He was indeed famished

head back to our room

did not notice the vicious glances in their

stir-fried beef with couscous, he

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