The Divorcee and Her Three Chaotic Children

Chapter 56
Chapter 56
Unfortunately, she didn’t seem to be very smart.
Ezra looked at Gianna with his eyes wide open. Obviously, he was scared out of his wits, which satisfied her.
“Why are you still sitting there? Don’t you want to complain to your dad? Go!”
“I’m leaving!” Ezra pretended to be angry. He stood up, picked up the internal phone in the kitchen, and went straight to William’s study.
“Daddy, I’m in the kitchen on the first floor. Come and save me!”
Without waiting for a reply, he hung up the phone.
At this moment, Gianna was sitting on the ground, fantasizing about how much William would feel sorry for her when he saw her like this.
As long as she could affect his mood, she would make him pay tonight.
Just thinking about it made her excited!
Upstairs, William was tracking down the location of the person who claimed to be Patrick’s daughter in the study.
Marshall picked up the internal call.
In just a few seconds, Marshall’s face changed.
“Mr. William, something happened to Young Master on the first floor!”
After saying this, Marshall rushed downstairs.
William felt something was wrong, so he quickly got downstairs.
Downstairs, William witnessed quite a scene.
Ezra was accompanied by Marshall, sitting on the sofa and drinking chocolate milk.
Gianna was sitting on the ground in a terrible state and was struggling to get up.
“Young Master, are you feeling uncomfortable anywhere?” Marshall carefully checked Ezra’s body, fearing that he missed anything.

“What happened?”
Seeing that Ezra was fine, William was relieved and asked in a low voice.
“Young Master…” Marshall was just about to answer when Gianna interrupted him.
“William, it’s all my fault. Don’t blame Luci. He has had a bad temper since he was a child. I’m used to it.” Gianna stood up with the help of the cabinet next to her and approached him weakly.
She vividly played the grievance of wanting to touch him but worried that he would dislike her.
Looking at her like this, a trace of irritation appeared in William Kinsman’s deep, dark eyes.
He ignored her and strode straight to Ezra.
“Daddy, hug me!” Ezra stretched out his arms just in time to ask for a hug from William.
There were tears on his soft face.
Luci had cried!
His heart melted, and he reached out to hold the boy in his arms.
“Luci, tell me what happened.” William held him in his arms and asked softly.
His gentle and considerate look made her so jealous!
“Daddy, Aunt Gianna, she…”
“What’s wrong with her?”
“She’s a little scary.” Ezra hesitated for a long time before finally speaking.
As he spoke, he looked aggrieved. He subconsciously glanced at Gianna and then shrank into William’s arms.
“What nonsense are you talking about? You’ve made me like this, and I didn’t say anything. Now you’re saying that I’m terrible. I’m so sad…” As she spoke, she burst into tears.
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It was as if she had been greatly wronged.
Ever since William found out that she liked to choose to bluff and pretend to be weak, he subconsciously felt disgusted with her actions as if she could cry at any time.
Seeing that Gianna was approaching, William sat down on the sofa next to Luci in his arms.
“Luci, did you make Auntie Gianna like this?” William asked gently.
Ezra looked at Gianna, then at him, and shook his head.
“Auntie Gianna made it herself. She also asked me to call you and tell you that I bullied her. Daddy, I didn’t do that…”
Ezra instantly turned into a wronged kid and pitifully described the “truth.”
Seeing him like this, William felt so sympathetic that he subconsciously hugged him tightly.
“Daddy believes in you.”
“Luci, kids can’t lie. It was you who hurt me by throwing the wine glass at me. But it’s okay. I won’t blame you, don’t cry, okay? It’s all my fault that I didn’t hide myself…
At this moment, Gianna seemed to be the image of a good aunt who endured being wronged. She couldn’t believe that after she made it so clear, William still wouldn’t feel sorry for her.
She wiped her tears pitifully and tried to hold Lucian’s hand.
Ezra dodged in horror.
William’s expression became even more gloomy.
What a familiar scene!
He remembered that Luci used to have a bad temper. In order to take care of him, Gianna often got injured all over her body, just like now.
In the past, Luci didn’t speak, neither did he throw himself into his arms for protection like he did now.