Facade of Love

Chapter 164 Moore Loses It

In walked Zoe, all dolled up in a fuzzy apricot–colored outfit, complete with matching ear covers that made her look like a cuddly bunny.

She beamed at us, her eyes bright and merry. “Yvette, Maxy, you’re both here! Mom made some rice cakes this morning. I thought I would bring some over for you to taste.”

I flashed a grin and accepted the box she was holding out to me. “How’d you know we were here at the

office?”

“Aunt Deb let it sl*p. She mentioned you were dropping off some food for Maxy, so I tagged along,” the little girl chirped, pulling a piping hot rice cake from the box and sliding it in front of Maxwell. Her smile was infectious. “Maxy, I heard you’re from Tully City. You guys don’t do rice cakes there, right? Give it a try. See if you like it.”

Maxwell, who did not seem like a big fan of sweets, hesitated but could not really say no. He nibbled on the edge and gave a nod, his smile genuine. “It’s pretty sweet.”

I watched the exchange with a smile, realizing the girl had come especially to see Maxwell. With that in mind, I made up an excuse and ducked out.

Once I was out of Scott Corporation, I made a beeline for the hospital.

I had made a promise to Madam Young to check in on her.

was in full swing when I bumped into Mr. Zachary on his way out. He spotted me first and came over. “Madam,

and voiced my concern, “How’s Grandma doing

She’s got a craving for

should head on

exchanging pleasantries, I stepped into the outpatient building, my thoughts drifting. I had totally spaced on asking Mr. Zachary if Idris was

and despite the distance between

in the cards.

paths. With that realization, a weight lifted off

I was just about to step into the elevator when a

even have time to turn around before a stabbing pain exploded at the

so hard I stumbled backward, nearly

I finally caught a glimpse of my attacker, it was Moore, her hand raised for another strike.

and shoving her away. Rubbing the sore spot on my head, I glared at Moore.

middle of the day!” She stumbled back from

“Yvette,

voice a ragged scream, this is all your fault, you… you snake! What did you tell Iddy? He’s kicking