The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Aaron stormed behind Alvin while tearing Arnold a new one. "It explained why we couldn't locate him for days. Asher hid him. It's bad enough that he fooled around with foreigners when he was abroad. He couldn't even show a bit of restraint back in Savrow and got together with Asher. He's an embarrassment to the family. If Grandpa finds out—”

"Shut up!"

As if Alvin were not infuriated already, the noise only annoyed him further. He was tempted to tear Aaron's mouth apart. "As the older brother, you are not a better doctor than Arnold, and you aren't impressive in business either. But you can't even handle the simple task of keeping an eye on your brother. You're good for nothing."

Aaron bit his tongue in rage.

Alvin's eyes were bloodshot. "If you had told me about this sooner, I could've prevented our dirty laundry from being aired. Now, the whole world knows that we have a gay freak in the family. How am I supposed to hold my head high now?"

"I want to, but Arnold was in Meridan, Dad. You know him. It's not like I can do anything to stop him."

Aaron scowled and hissed through clenched teeth. "You should keep Arnold under lock and key. Don't let him get involved with the Thompsons anymore, Dad. Keep him away from Asher. I'm disgusted by two men hugging and kissing."

shared the same sentiment. Heck, he was dying

Larsons soon came across two tall men standing there. They commanded attention with

Axel and

and bodyguards in tow. Yet, the

face, Axel nudged Declan secretly. "I'm panicking a little seeing the Larsons' henchmen. I'm the worst fighter among us.

peered at him and curled his lips. "Relax. I'll protect you like I protect my wife when

"That's a good

do you want, Thompsons?" Finding strength in numbers, Aaron sternly yelled to get brownie points

talk. You guys showed up at the hospital with a whole crowd. I question your intentions. None of you look sick or injured. Are you here to see

Alvin grimaced.

talking to?" Aaron pointed at Axel's face

Axel raised his brow, ”Well , that went over your