The Consortium's Heir

Chapter 280

Darius didn't say anything, though. There wasn't any need to because Kate had already started screeching, "Calypso Anderson, let go of Darius this instant, and I'll turn a blind eye to what you've done so far. Once my father's back, I won't tell him about this, either."

Calypso quickly stopped when she heard this. Then, she whipped around so swiftly that her hair whipped against Darius’ face. He frowned but didn't say anything.

Calypso wanted to let go of him but didn't dare do so. She knew that someone of his wealth definitely had bodyguards protecting him, but for some reason, they hadn't done anything to her.

If she were to let go of him at this moment, there was no way Darius’ bodyguards would let her off the hook.

She discreetly took in her surroundings at this thought, but no one appeared. She relaxed a little, looked at Kate, and said lowly, "Kate, your father's still alive, isn't he? You know where he is and how he's doing.” Her tone went from being questioning to certain.

Kate didn't expect this to be the matter that concerned her the most and didn't know how to answer her. She stood in silence and looked back at Calypso.

Kate what was happening but ultimately didn't. He shut his eyes, took

had eyes for at the moment. She shrugged, looking nonchalant. "Yes, you're right-1 know

eventually forming a mask of agitation and joy. There was even an acceptable amount of blame

her tears away and hurried toward her, reaching out to hold her hand. "Leah, did you hear that? Your uncle’s still alive! Judging from the way your cousin looks, he must be doing

She wasn't sure whether she could leave this place without feeling humiliated today. After all, everyone knew what she was here for-to get rid of

to twist the situation to benefit her, Leah suddenly asked, "Why didn't you tell anyone that you knew that Uncle William was still alive? Why did you allow

my mother, but you should've at least told Uncle Benji about it. You didn't, and that's what I find to be weird. Also, you've always been uncaring toward your family. As far as I can remember, you and

Finally, the look on her face turned ugly, and she

Leah, a trace of surprise flashing in his eyes. She didn't look like she belonged to the Anderson family at all —at least, none of his investigations into the Anderson family had revealed the existence of someone

single glance to tell the difference