Secrets Of The Neglected Wife: When Her True Colors Shine

Chapter 29:Interested in ceramics, right.

Kellan scoffed, looking at Melany.

The coldness of his dark eyes seemed to seep into space, making the air feel even colder.

Melany reflexively clenched her fists and quickly looked away from him.

You say you appreciate pottery, but you can't even tell that this piece was made by Allison.

There's no point in staying here.

Besides, I'm sure Allison doesn't want to see you either.

There it was again – the sharpness of Kellan's tongue.

And let me make one thing clear: I have no patience for people who pretend.

His words cut Melany's composure.

, heat rose to his cheeks as his expression changed between embarrassment and anger.

Inside, he was boiling, but he swallowed it, forcing a bitter smile.

Mr.

Lloyd, what a way with words you have, he said, feigning innocence.

I didn't realize this was one of Allison's creations.

She was always so busy with housework in the villa.

praising her, saying how different she was

I figured he wasn't the type to get into

knew he had such

he

if you knew Allison was so skilled, why had you never told me? You've made me

Lloyd.

eyes grew even

things

ceramic, such a meticulously

had been created by the hands

a knack for ceramics? In Colton's mind, she had always been nothing more than a housekeeper, always managing the household, never expressing interest in

Knot Uneasiness twisted

but now it seemed as if she had been living

to Kellan only increased his

the soft sunlight, absorbed in their work like two pieces of the same puzzle,

always seen

and already

had somehow managed to become intimate with Kellan, CEO of the Lloyd

expression darkened as he pulled Melany closer and put an arm around

Mr.

heard a

grandfather always speaks highly of

the best of us

those who seem to have

Kellan didn't even flinch.

clay before him, as if Colton's words had

dipped the brush into the water, smoothing the edges of the piece, completely uninterested in

thinning this section would

directing the question toward