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Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me Chapter 310

With that thought, he quit arguing with Malorie and simply reminded Arielle, “Just be careful.” Then he turned back to Malorie and began chatting with her about Shandie.

Without a word, Arielle picked up the basket beside the door and headed out.

She had barely taken a few steps before she remembered she would need a few tools for digging and turned back to obtain them.

However, as she approached the front door, she overheard the conversation between Malorie and Henrick coming from within the house.

“Mom, you never used to treat Shandie this way. What’s up with you now?” came Henrick’s puzzled voice.

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Hearing that, Arielle stopped in her tracks unwittingly and quietly shifted to a blind spot where no one would notice her.

Malorie let out a long sigh. “I hated that high and mighty mother of hers, and I hate her as well! You’re my precious son, whom I had worked so hard to raise and send to university in Jadeborough. You’d finally made it! Yet, that woman forced you into a matrilocal marriage, and you were silly enough to go behind my back and agree to it! Even though you’ve now gained full control of the Moore family, I still can’t stomach this humiliation! If that b*tch hadn’t died, I would still be a joke in everyone’s eyes till this day!”

“Mom, this is all in the past. What’s the point of bringing it up now? Besides, Arielle is nothing like her mother. She’s a very sweet and obedient girl.”

and obedient? Didn’t you see her clenching her fists just now? That girl may look docile on the surface, but her heart must be spilling with hatred

this. With the way you spoke to her

only hope so! It’s either you’re right, or you’ve really brought

front porch,

possesses such sharp observational skills? She’s practically seen through me! I must be

about going in to grab the tools and went straight to the vegetable

an acre wide, there seemed to be

she

she’d gathered the vegetables that she needed, she turned and headed back to the

to spot the little boy she had encountered earlier,

her tracks, she called

boy remained rooted in his spot as he stared

went toward him. Bending down before him, she greeted him

he asked timidly,

his apprehension toward her, she assured him, “You don’t have to be afraid of me.