Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 341

Violet avoided her gaze and reached out for Larissa’s hand.

“Your Junt saw yesterday’s news too, Violet explained in a low voice.

Well it would’ve been odd it Yvette had not seen the news last night considering how big it had gotten.

“And?” Larissa asked mildly as if she did not care about this matter at all

“Your step-uncle and I are very angry.” Yvette nearly sloped up but was able to lumn things around before it was too late. She did everything she could to maintain an expression of displeasure as she continued. “Your uncle has too much to do at the company, so only Mana and I are here to have an explanation from you.”

Larissa did not understand. “What kind of explanation are you expecting from me?”

Her dismissive attitude confused Yvette and Lana. They thought that she would be angry and sad right now.

Yvelle asked, “Kevan’s cheating on you, and you don’t mind at all?

also helped embellish the conversation. “Larissa. I thought you hated chealing men? I remember when your list husband cheated on you,

could not process it all in such a

First husband?

off a building

looked at Larissa, feeling a headache beginning

they had miscalculated. What they were trying to do was to incite Kevan and her to divorce, but they did not

some things that Larissa could not say to Violet, but as they were the ones who int Violet

eye on the

and Lana. ‘Nothing happened between Kevan and that woman. He just went to help her

why on earth did he go at night? Kevan is an adult now. There’s no way he would not know about this so doesn’t he know that

frown, “Mrs. Seymour, I have already explained to you what happened the night before last. If you refuse to believe me. I can’t do anything about it. It’s true that Kevan was wrong in this matter. I never denied that. I have already chaslised him and made him apologize to Lari. If you’re still

to protect Kevan. Otherwise, she would not have been so angst before last. But she aso

was a little annoyed and

betrayal.” Yvette was sitting up straight, her lace strangely cold and