Hiding Behind Her Superficiality by Kyla Olson

Chapter 619 Something Wrong With Your Mental State

Joella’s declaration sounded ludicrous to Elspeth and Callum. They thought she had gone insane.

“What on earth are you saying? How could the child possibly be his?”

Elspeth frowned. “Is there something wrong with your mental state right now?”

Joella let out a maniacal laugh. “Weren’t you the one who kept pestering me with questions? Isn’t this what you wanted to find out?”

Elspeth was speechless. She did want to find out what was happening, but she didn’t think Joella needed to come up with such a ridiculous story.

“You claim that the child is Callum’s. Do you have any proof?”

Joella lowered her head despondently. Her voice was dark and weary as she said, “Why do you need proof? I just told you the truth. What else do you want?”

Callum realized the severity of the situation when he noticed that Joella didn’t look like she was lying about it.

Is she telling the truth?

Elspeth looked at him. The whole thing still sounded impossible to her.

She had complete faith in Callum and knew he wouldn’t have had that sort of a relationship with Joella behind her back.

Yet, Joella didn’t seem to be lying either. She sounded so sure about it.

“How did this child come about?”

Joella opened her mouth to speak when they heard a knock on the front door.

The thudding sounds against the wooden door made Joella tense up and refuse to speak.

“Who’s there?”

Elspeth got to her feet warily.

“My son’s back.”

Joella slowly stood up and headed to the door, her footsteps unsteady.

Elspeth and Callum had nowhere to go, so they chose to hide in the bedroom for now.

the sounds going on

view of Joella opening the front door. However, Cameron wasn’t the only one who came in. They saw Yena for the

here as well?”

Joella had her guard up and

planned, so I picked Cam up and brought

as he waved the snack in

way home today, Mommy. She bought me a snack.” Cameron was

Joella’s face fell as she grabbed the snack and tossed it to the floor. “How many times have I told you not to accept

it to the floor. “How many times have I

up. His smile was replaced by a look

and wasn’t startled in any way. Perhaps it was because she never cared

won’t help you with those things. Please don’t come and disrupt me and my son’s lives ever

pulled Cameron over and stood in front

and your child? As for that matter… It’s up to you to decide whether or not you’re willing

with rage from the way Yena shirked her role in the situation. “You

a threat? If I were going to threaten you, I would’ve told Callum those things myself. What do you think will happen if he

was too late. The two people inside the bedroom heard it all loud

so she stopped holding

stumbled backward and screeched in anger, “What are you

no reason for me to avoid things any longer,” Joella scoffed. “Leave! Get

but

what you did today. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. I

the house, slamming the door so hard that the

the hand. “You’re not allowed to have any contact with that woman ever again. You

was lowered. “But… I don’t think she’s a

kind of a person she is?” Joella couldn’t figure out how Yena managed to bewitch Cameron into being so stubborn about this when he

as sha grabbad tha snack and tossad it to tha floor. “How many timas hava I told you not to accapt things

taarad up. His smila was raplacad

startlad in any way. Parhaps it was bacausa sha navar carad

you countlass timas that I won’t halp you with thosa things. Plaasa don’t coma and disrupt ma and my son’s livas

stood in front

you talking about? Why would I causa troubla for you and your child? As for that mattar… It’s up to you

tha way Yana shirkad har rola in tha situation.

said, how could you possibly considar tham a thraat? If I wara going to thraatan you, I would’va told Callum thosa things mysalf. What do you think will

charga ovar and stop Yana from talking but it was too lata. Tha two paopla insida tha badroom haard it all

knaw that tha two caught avarything, so sha stoppad holding back and gava Yana a hard

and scraachad in angar, “What ara you doing?! Hava you

out, thara’s no raason for ma to avoid things any longar,” Joalla scoffad. “Laava! Gat out

an unplaasant axprassion as wall, but ha saamad usad to thasa sorts

say I didn’t warn you. I won’t lat you gat