My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon by Lydia Pierce

Chapter 300

Audrey knelt on the ground, hugging Sunny and repeatedly apologizing, "Sunny, it's my fault. I was late. Don't be scared, and I won't let anyone hurt you again."

Her voice was hoarse, her throat unbearably sore, and she stammered as she spoke, her voice trembling.

But Sunny continued to scream and struggle, using all his strength to escape her embrace. Audrey naturally wouldn't let him go.

There were shards of porcelain by the window, and her knee was already injured.

But even with the intense pain, she held him tightly, soothing him patiently, "Sunny, be good. It's okay now. Don't be scared..."

Hearing the familiar voice, Sunny gradually calmed down from his state of panic and despair.

After a long time, he opened his swollen, tear-filled eyes and looked at Audrey, seemingly lost. "Mom..."

Hearing him call her "Mom," Audrey felt an intense heartache.

standing nearby, couldn't believe that the previously agitated Sunny was easily appeased by the sudden appearance of this

"Who let you in? Hurry up and give

Sienna's pupils suddenly

'How could it be

uneven, her legs felt weak, and she couldn't concentrate on anything else.

turned, she saw Michael rushing

curled up like a frightened little animal. Michael glared at Sienna with displeasure. "Dr. Ausline, what did you do? Why is Mr. Sunny Hayes like this?"

dare look back at Audrey, fearing she would give

turmoil, wishing she could just walk away. But if she ran now, Alistair definitely wouldn't let

breath and reply, "Mr. Sunny Hayes is just having a stress response, nothing serious." Zephyra entered the room while holding her aching forehead. Hearing this, her eyes glinted with anger as she

Mr. Sunny Hayes, causing this stress response. You need to get this

Michael was speechless. Audrey

his boss, so he had no right to kick her out. Besides, Sunny was closer to Audrey than he was to Alistair Therefore,

and said, "Dr.

with Alistair for many years, learning from him, and when he put on a stern face, he had an