Aggressive Wife novel (Madeline and Noah)

Chapter 455 Daddy, Stop Looking So Grumpy!

Noah Quincy walked away just like that, leaving Dennis on stage facing the guests and reporters. Unlike Noah, Dennis was not born into a wealthy family and was not cut out of the same cloth as Noah was. No matter how hard he tried, he would never be able to be as charismatic and suave as Noah due to their different upbringing. Back then, Gordon Quincy took it upon himself to personally mentor and teach him the ways of socializing with the upper echelons of society. However, Dennis had an inferiority complex that only made him despise Old Mr. Quincy for embarrassing him in front of these rich people.

Old Mr. Quincy was not particularly impressed with Dennis’ personality and behavior, but his precious daughter was madly infatuated with him and refused to marry anyone else, so he finally relented and allowed Dennis to marry into the family. However, once Dennis’ ulterior motives were uncovered, Old Mr. Quincy forbade him from being involved in the company’s affairs, which only served to fuel Dennis’ hatred for the old man.

Right now, Dennis stood on stage facing the crowd with looks of confusion, mockery or perhaps contempt. It was as if he had traveled back in time to the days he spent with the Quincy family, where everyone looked down on him and despised him. He narrowed his eyes at the crowd, wishing he could pluck out their eyes so they could not stare at him so disdainfully. The reporters on scene panned their cameras and video recorders toward him, immortalizing the rabid expression on his face.

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Noah Quincy made his way to the hospital once he left the building. He was worried about leaving his wife with the Solace siblings for too long.

“Daddy, we did what you said and stayed in the room together with Old Mr. Solace the entire day today. Can you really bring Mommy home?” Thomas asked Noah with a hint of skepticism in his voice. Noah had brought the three children along with him.

“Of course!” A quizzical smile appeared on Noah’s face. “If you didn’t have to keep an eye on Old Mr. Solace just now, the four of us would have been happily having lunch by now.”

“The old man was so sneaky! He told us he was going to the bathroom, but he tried to sneak off somewhere else,” Thomas pouted, unhappy with himself for his blunder.

cheeks lightly as he laughed. “Well, well. It would

himself for a few seconds before he finally lowered his head. “Fine, I trusted that old man too much,” he admitted. Old Mr.

later,” Colton added. He knew his father’s plans just from looking at his expression, something Thomas had

had a soft spot for his daughter, pulled her in closer to him. “How

was supposed to take two months, but one of the actors had an emergency and now the director can’t find a replacement for her. I have quite

need? I could help you look for one,” Noah offered. It was not a difficult task for

“I actually have someone in mind already,”

Noah said as he ruffled his daughter’s hair lovingly. Zeke nodded and went back

hospital, it was way past lunchtime, and the children were starving. Noah brought them to the hospital cafeteria for

you not getting some food for Uncle Rowan and Uncle Oscar and Uncle Alex? They must be hungry too,” Thomas said. Thomas had gotten close to Alexander Solace when they were in

his son’s suggestion. “I’m not

Mommy won’t eat her food too,” Thomas reminded Noah. Noah knew his son was right. Left with no choice, he asked the server to prepare three

her. “I’m a big fan of yours, Zeke! Can I get an autograph?” the server mustered up his courage to ask Zeke. Zeke graciously signed on a serviette for him. Despite her young age, she had already been trained to

beamed. The server happily approached her and was about to carry her in his arms when Noah shot