Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 228 She's Married

Stainley pondered for a while and said, "At that time, the supervisor arranged for me to go back to school in advance. I should've held on a little longer and stayed with you guys until the end." "Oh, that?" Everleigh also recalled and smiled. "There was nothing you could do about it."

It took eight months to set up a branch in Africa. During that period, Stainley was called back by his mentor two months in advance. Due to some problems in his graduation experiment, he had to go back and revise the data. Everleigh only thought that Stainley was feeling regretful because he didn't stay with them until the end, so she didn't think much of it.

Meanwhile, he wanted to say something else at the time, but after seeing her light expression, he gave up in the end. Nevertheless, there was a bitter expression on his face.

The place they were having dinner was on the first floor and they sat at the window. Thus, they could see the people on the street outside clearly. The night was dark and a black car stopped by the curb amidst the flurry of people. At that time, Stainley was drinking water. When he glanced out of the window, he hesitated for a moment. "Is that Theodore?"

"Mm?" Everleigh raised her head and looked in the direction of his gaze. At that time, Theodore closed the car door and saw them through the glass windows. He strode towards the restaurant with vigorous strides.

Not long after, Theodore entered the restaurant and walked straight to their table. Standing at 1. 85 meters tall in the aisle of the booth, he was especially eye catching.

Everleigh and Stainley were both stunned.

"Why are you here?"

Theodore looked at Everleigh for a long while before answering, "You didn't drink?"

"Drink what?" She was confused and asked, "Who told you that I was drinking?"

"If you weren't drinking, then Adri..." Theodore's brows creased slightly. He seemed to have understood something in an instant.

Her gaze passed over Theodore and landed on the children's area not far away. Meanwhile, Adrienne was leaning against the gauzy screen looking at them. Then, she instantly understood something. "Did Adrienne tell you that I drank?"

Theodore's brows furrowed even deeper. He followed Everleigh's gaze and turned to look at the children's area with a complicated expression.

girl." Everleigh got up and

her hurriedly. "Everleigh,

her feel extremely embarrassed. Hence, how could she sit still? Instead, she went straight to the children's area. There were plenty of people having dinner in the restaurant, and a lot of adults were with their kids in the children's area. Then, Everleigh stood at

were not going well. Half of her body was buried in the colorful ball pit. As she held the guardrail with her chubby hands, her eyes pretended to be innocent. "Alastair, bring

fine. It's not a

final straw. "Adrienne, you'd better come out while I still have the patience for this." Everleigh

to get up from the ball pit, and her eyes turned red with

looked at her. "What did she do wrong? If anything, it's the parents' fault." Everleigh was stunned when she

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here." "I don't think it's a big deal. It's none of your business whether I'm involved or not," Theodore

with the child in his arms

she was as she clenched her fists with a terrible look

Stainley looked at her worriedly

...

Stainley drove Everleigh to Theodore's place to

bill and followed Theodore. It was just that Theodore had left too quickly. Otherwise, according to Everleigh's character, she wouldn't have let him take Adrienne away just like

living room of the Godfrey Mansion, the lights

didn't see

Adrienne?" She looked up and

brows furrowed slightly as he looked behind her. Apparently, Stainley had

"She's asleep."

you mean she's asleep? She has just arrived, hasn't she?" Everleigh went

and said, "Adrienne is asleep. She won't go home tonight and I'll

for you to do this," Stainley's voice came from behind Everleigh. There was a hint of

expression was as cold. "If it's not appropriate for her to stay at my house,