Perfect Mysterious Husband (Maddox and Kimberly)

Was Benedict Yardley speaking for Maddox Yardley?

No, why would he? Even though Maddox's attitude toward him was not terrible, but one would not say that he was polite to him. "After all, you didn't know Maddox before you got married. You'll need a lot more time to get along with each other." Benedict said. Kimberly Shell shook her head and clarified, "Benedict, I didn't cry because of him. You don't have to speak for him."

Hearing what she said, Benedict was a little surprised and he smiled, "That's good. I thought both of you had a quarrel again."

Kimberly did not answer. She just lowered her gaze and took small sips of the soup.

The way she lowered her head with her hair spreading out looked cute. Benedict raised his hand instinctively to pat on her head, but when he was about to touch her head, Benedict's hand paused in the air. He looked at Kimberly, and then at his palm. He then withdrew his hand after a moment.

At this time, Benedict's cell phone suddenly rang. He took out his mobile phone and said, "Take your time. I'll need to take this call."

"Okay." Kimberly nodded. Kimberly felt much more comfortable after Benedict left the dining room.

Although Benedict was very gentle to her, Kimberly still felt awkward, since they were not familiar with each other.

She enjoyed the meal quietly after he went out.

After about a minute, Benedict returned and said, "Erica, there is something urgent that I need to attend to in the company. I have to go back first. After you finish eating, the servants will clean them up. I will send a driver to send you back to the Yardley family's home later."

Kimberly was startled when she heard that he had something urgent to attend to in the company. "Today... I haven't asked for leave from the company. I..."

"Don't worry. You're not feeling well. Maddox won't be harsh on you. Have a rest." Benedict assured.

After Benedict left, Kimberly finally realized that something was wrong.

She was his sister-in-law and Maddox's wife. How could she stay at Benedict's home?

If Maddox knew about this, he would definitely chastise her again.

Moreover, she had to prevent the outsiders from gossiping about Benedict.

Thinking of this, Kimberly quickly finished eating and then got up.

same time, the

finished your meal?" the

your hospitality, but I have something urgent to do today. I have to go back

The driver is coming

for a moment and asked, "The

be sending Young Master Benedict to the company first, and

I

asked, "Miss Shell, don't

go back by bus. Please tell me where the station

choice but to send her to the bus station in person.

you." Kimberly smiled at

and shook her head. "You're very welcome, Miss Shell. It's the first time for Young Master Benedict to bring a girl home. Miss Shell... you must

left. Kimberly stood still, trying to digest what the servant had said

long time, she looked

misunderstood the relationship between her and

At the company.

sudden. Moreover, Maddox had publicly criticized Vice President Yardley during the meeting. The shareholders were all confused as they had no idea what had happened at

Maddox did that either. Maddox criticized him with an angry vicious expression that was as sharp as knives, as if Benedict had snatched his beloved treasure. Then, Benedict immediately thought of the woman who was eating in

as the meeting was over, Benedict approached

you so angry

President Yardley. You didn't realize that there was such a big mistake in the contract." Maddox's every action would be substantiated with a reason. There was indeed a mistake in the

I'm sorry." said

seems that you're

Benedict. He said, "Brother, do you think that others do

true. I'm just guessing the reason you're so angry." Benedict smiled, and he took two steps forward.

veins on

mention it in front of him.

so I brought her back to my

a cold aura from his body. The air around them had chilled considerably and the

be at the verge of losing his temper. He hurried forward and said, "Vice President Yardley, you've gone too far. Why didn't you send the Second Young Madam to the hospital when she