The Reborn Wife Of The Tyrant CEO-Chapter 427 - 423
Seeing that Luna had returned, it was natural that she would take Yara with her, probably headed to Mitchโs. ๐ง๐โฏโฏ๐คโฏ๐ฃ๐โด๐๐๐.๐๐ฐ๐
Seeing her spirited demeanor, I had a hunch she was off to flaunt. Knowing how much Mitch cherished his kids, so he would definitely be unable to accept all three children being with her.
But, that was their marital issue; all I could do was mediate when conflicts arise, and help out a bit. I couldnโt constantly interfere.
After Luna left, Norah and i focused on taking care of Serena and Brandon.
Around nine in the evening, I received a call from Ariana. I have no idea how she got my number.
"Ms. Brooks, whatโs your issue with me? Are you trying to drive me to my grave?" Arianaโs tone was quite agitated, "You know well enough how difficult it is for me to raise a child on my own. What am I supposed to do after losing my job?!"
"You could choose not to quit. I could just leak the video, right?" I was unflappable, even amused.
Was this the standard reaction when a bitch was driven into a corner? Always blaming others. Rather than reflect on herself, it was easier to blame others. Ariana embodied this to the fullest.
Seething, Ariana said, "I didnโt want to quit. Itโs just a video. Which rich man nowadays doesnโt have mistresses? Iโm not afraid! But what gives you the right to have Mr. Coleman fire me? I donโt work for his company; what right does he have to fire me?"
This did take me by surprise.
When did Damon start playing the good Samaritan? Perhaps he wanted to help Mitch out, so he made the decision for him.
Given the degree of trust Mitch had in Damon, as long as his attitude was stern, Mitch would definitely comply. The collaboration between Damon and Mitch was primarily led by Coleman Co., so it wouldnโt be hard for him to fire an employee.
"Well, thatโs not my fault. You deserve it." I cheerfully said, hung up the phone and blocked her.
Damonโs move was quite good; he probably didnโt want to see his best friendโs marriage crumble step by step, unable to pick up the pieces.
Getting rid of Ariana sooner could provide Mitch and Luna with the time and space to resolve their conflicts.
While they were resolving their conflicts, I had to deal with the door issue.
Mitch, that bastard, always causing me trouble!
It took me nearly two days to replace the door, and I also installed an alarm system. If anyone tried to trespass again, it would trigger an alarm, and theyโd be invited for a โcup of coffeeโ at the police station.
After the workers left, I tested the door several times to check the sensitivity of the lock.
As I opened the door for the nth time, the sight of Damon standing outside gave me a fright, my heart nearly jumped out of my throat.
He appeared out of nowhere in broad daylight, just as I was opening and closing the door.
Damon was wearing a simple white linen shirt, looking a tad slimmer than before, but his broad shoulders and defined collarbones were as alluring as ever; his restrained aura and sex appeal intertwined and radiated around him, like a godโs favorite child.
His skin was extremely fair, despite intense heat and strong UV rays here which would tan most people. He somehow managed to avoid it, looking even paler than before.
"Lost your mind?" Damon was the first to speak.
"What are you doing here?" My heart was still pounding, mainly from the fright.
"I came to give you an explanation." Damon had a faint scent of smoke on him. He mustโve just had a cigarette.
I asked, puzzled, "An explanation for what?"
Damon sat down on a wicker chair in the yard. Bathed in sunlight, he looked as if he was cloaked in a layer of gold scales, incredibly beautiful.
"About the issue of me snitching," Damon said, his brow furrowed, "You donโt care about it at all?"
Now that Luna had already come back to take Yara, what was there for me to care about?
I shook my head, then closed the door and sat down on the wicker chair, "I donโt mind."
"I do, Damon was extremely cold, "I hate being the scapegoat."
I was silent for a few seconds, then continued along his line of thought, "Alright, then tell me the outcome. Was it Catherine?"
I was sure it had to be Catherine; I couldnโt think of anyone else.
The depth of Damonโs gaze increased, then he answered in a low voice, "No, it was Leo."
I was stunned when I got this answer. How could it be Leo?
Damon continued, "Leo admitted it. That time you brought him back to your place and took care of him for half a day, he saw that you had three babies at home, so he secretly sent a message to Mitch using my phone"
I wanted to laugh. Damon actually believed this lame excuse?
I was more inclined to believe that Catherine was behind it. She just made Leo take the blame. After all, Leo was just a kid, and he was deeply loved by the Coleman family, so they wouldnโt do anything to him.
"Damon, be honest, did you come to give me an explanation or to tell me a joke?" There was a hint of sarcasm in my voice.
"Leo is a very smart kid. Itโs not surprising that he would do something like this." Damonโs words were undoubtedly a defense for Catherine and her son. After all, they were the most important people to him right now.
But these words ignited my anger. If this was his explanation, Iโd rather he didnโt come to give me an explanation at all; heโs ruined my good mood!
Just as I was about to bid him farewell, the doorbell rang. I got up to open the door. Jones was standing outside with some fresh groceries and a bag of diapers.
"Whatโs the new door code?" Jones glanced at Damon; his eyes under his glasses were cold as ice, but his voice was calm as he asked me.
I looked back at Damon, then answered, "Iโll text it to you."
Damonโs face darkened instantly. Clearly, I was guarding against him.
But Jonesโs face cleared up because of my answer. He walked in, handed me the diapers, "Didnโt you want to try a new brand? This oneโs hypoallergenic; try it and see."
"Alright," I wanted to thank him, but I was afraid it would seem too formal and arouse Damonโs suspicion, so I held back, "Brandonโs bottom is red again. It might really be the diapers."
"Should I apply some ointment for him? Do we have guests tonight? Should I cook more?" Jones didnโt ask Damon directly, but rather hinted at me with his questions.
I shook my head, "No guests; just you, me, and Norah."
"What about him?" Jones pointed at Damon, "Since heโs here and itโs dinner time, why not have a meal together?"
Remembering the last time these two had a confrontation, it still sent chills down my spine. I wanted to refuse, but Damon, ever the cool and collected one, responded, "Hmm, itโs been a while since Iโve tasted your cooking."







