His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 1164:

Belinda pressed her lips together momentarily before offering an explanation. “Grandma, it’s simple—she’s heartbroken at the thought of leaving you. Think about it: Sarai won’t be able to see you for years. It’s only natural that she’d be emotional about it,” she said.

After a slight pause, she added, “And as for the job itself, Lucas was the one who introduced her to it. You really don’t have to worry.” Belinda had already made up her mind—she couldn’t reveal the truth about Sarai’s situation to Kenia.

Kenia had practically raised Sarai as her own. If she ever learned the real reason for Sarai’s sudden departure, the shock might be too much for her fragile body to bear.

Kenia’s old age only reinforced Belinda’s reluctance to reveal the truth. Belinda decided it was best to keep the truth hidden for now, at least until it became impossible to conceal any longer.

Kenia fell silent, studying Belinda carefully. Though she said nothing, she wasn’t convinced she had been given the full story.

It wasn’t just Sarai—Holley had been acting strangely the night before as well. Her demeanor had been subdued, her spirits noticeably dampened. And she hadn’t uttered a single word about Sarai’s impending move to Soling.

must have happened when they had

none of them were willing to tell her

grandmother’s lingering concern, spoke softly. “Grandma, please

but the worry etched on her face

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felt powerless—this was the best she could

a secluded booth

the sofa. Her expression darkened as she stormed toward him. “Lamont, what the hell is this about? We had an agreement—you took the money and promised to disappear from my life forever! So why

received an unexpected call from Lamont. He had insisted they meet, claiming he had something urgent

for her to sit down, his tone light. “Ms. Lewis, don’t get so worked up. Come on, take a seat. You can have

said sharply, “Cut the nonsense. Just tell me what you

the five hundred thousand

to come to you again, Ms. Lewis. I was hoping you might be generous enough to lend me a little