Shattered Illusions: Love, Lies, and Redemption

Chapter 333

Yesterday, she hadn’t finished talking to him about studying abroad.

Remington stopped in his tracks when he heard this, then tumed around and walked back to Lizetta.

“Miss me that much? Alright, Ill head home early to keep you company. Just wait for me.”

He leaned down to plant a soft kiss on Lizetta’s forehead before turning to leave.

Cedric followed him to the elevator, where Remington scrutinized his reflection, then suddenly tumed back to give Cedric a piercing

look

Feeling puzzled under Remington’s gaze, Cedric saw his lips slightly lift

“Did you tie your

tie yourself?”

Cedric was taken aback.

Remington, with a picky glance, commented, “It’s a bit crooked, not quite sharp.”

With that, he turned and stepped into the elevator first.

Cedric hurried in after him, silently rolling his eyes.

If he wasn’t mistaken, Remington used to the his own ties too.

Inside the elevator, Cedric still checked his reflection on the metal surface.

Crooked?

fine to him.

was still irked by Remington’s way of flaunting his domestic bliss, especially since he

capitalists, and now

Utterly

Cedric mentioned to Remington, “Me Dashiell, when you left, I noticed Mrs.

“She was

immediately responded, “Didn’t you notice how forced her smile was when you didn’t even glance at the breakfast she

Really?

slightly, he hadn’t

it struck him that Lizetta

deep in thought, Cedric added, “I think the breakfast might have been made by Mrs. Dashiell, you know. She got up early to prepare it and brought it all the way here, and you didn’t even

he noticed Remington’s icy

he was just

“Why

you say

Was it his fault that Remington

breakfast made by his wife, anyone could tell she’d be

from the

aerospace company. Remington’s Gulfstream G650

asked, “Mr. Dashiell, are you buying a private jet for

back,

strong a private

for Lizetto a moment ago. Cedric now felt like a

tidying up Remington’s things left in the room, knowing someone would handle the discharge process.

leave with the lunchbox,