Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown

Chapter 44

Cynthia Lynwood clenched her fists so tightly that her nails dug into her palms, but she didn't even notice.

"You're not in good health. You should stay out of these things," Aaron said sharply, glaring at Matthew. "And you, as her doctor, should know better than to let just anyone see her."

Matthew's expression shifted, and he bowed his head. "Yes, Mr. Vance."

"Go home." Aaron dismissed him with a cold command.

Matthew glanced at Cynthia Lynwood, whose face was full of defiance, then crouched to help her up. "Cynthia, let's go."

"Wait a minute!" Cynthia's voice cracked as she called out to Aaron, who was already halfway up the stairs.

I've been back for so long, but I haven't had the chance to visit Serena. I must have caused her a lot of inconvenience since I arrived. I'd like to thank her in person, is

expression made his head throb. Yet, he knew Serena might not believe his

though she quickly lowered her head to hide the

and Cynthia knocked

was no answer.

end, it's Serena who's being petty. Just because someone called her a homewrecker, does she really need to push

none of this would

didn't hear. Matthew, I'll go in alone.

was a woman, albeit a

"Be careful," he warned.

the door open. However, as she stepped

the handcrafted Italian sofa to the bohemian carpets, every detail screamed opulence. And the wall of clothing-it was enough to drive