The Billionaire’s Maid Bride

Chapter 406

The first possibility was an internal dispute within the Lindberg family. The second possibility was that Penelope herself didn’t want a child. Zachary could tell that Carter and Lucian had also realized this, as the three of them exchanged silent glances.

Carter asked, “How is Penelope doing now?”

Lucian replied, “She hasn’t woken up yet.”

Carter said, “When she wakes up, we must thank her properly.”

It was late at night, and Carter needed rest, so Zachary and Lucian left the study. On the way, Zachary glanced at Lucian and asked, “Lucian, what are you thinking?”

Lucian slowly clenched his fists and said, “Dad, I don’t intend to marry Penelope.”

Zachary asked, “Is it because of that woman named Allison?”

Lucian didn’t answer that question and instead said, “Dad, it’s late at night. You should go back and rest.”

is not in your favor right now.” He looked at Lucian’s back and continued, “Although these opinions won’t have a significant impact on the Lindberg Corporation, they will

and people were

I understand.”

good, Lucian. Even if you like that woman, you should

and his voice became tense, “I

“Do you think this accident is related

was the biggest victim of this accident, but she was also the

was powerful and considered the largest family in Northfield, while

from me. George is cunning, and he would be the beneficiary. But if I marry her, the beneficiary would be the Flanagan family.” The man’s voice paused, and his gaze became dark, “I’m more inclined to think

furrowed his brows, “But why would they do that? What does the Flanagan family gain from losing the child?”

she do this?” The

are you saying? Lucian, didn’t you say

DNA test after she gives birth. Unexpectedly, something like this happened. I carefully reviewed the surveillance footage before the incident,

lips slightly, “Dad, how is that possible? How did the person behind this accurately determine mother’s position? There was no room for error. If mother had avoided the chandelier when she turned back, would this

I saw…”