The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 646

"Praying to a photo? Burning incense?" Citrine's eyebrow twitched in disbelief.

Wade had finally reached his limit with this idiot.

He smacked Townsend on the head and growled through clenched teeth, "Townsend, go home right now and tell your parents to put away the photo and those candles, got it?"

Townsend blinked, confused. "Why?"

Wade shot him a smile that was all threat and no warmth. "No reason. But if you don't, I swear I'll make your life hell."

Stevenson suddenly fell silent, stealing a glance at Citrine in surprise.

He'd read the news online-during the flu outbreak, she'd made several huge donations, even set up a special clinic for flu patients at the research center. Back then, Stevenson had genuinely admired their chairwoman. He never imagined he'd actually meet her one day.

Citrine just smiled at the group, saying nothing.

Wade couldn't have felt prouder watching everyone look at his little sister with such respect.

There was just one problem: now none of these guys could take their eyes off her, and that bothered him more than he cared to admit.

Checking his watch, Wade grew impatient and waved Curry and the others away. "Alright, it's getting late. We're heading out for barbecue."

Translation: Time to leave, guys.

to take the hint and go, but none of them seemed to get it.

swallowed hard, grinning. "Barbecue sounds amazing! I'm starving. Let's

"It's been ages since I've had a good barbecue.

Wade's buying, I'm

Wade: ......

anyone in this family who understands

a helpless little boy whose world had just

he led the group

a well-reviewed barbecue

Wade whipped out a pack of wet wipes

the chairs and

stared at him, half-convinced he was seeing things. "Since when did you get so

him a look. "You don't know

Wade had

not one

some wipes

just as he finished,

you. Come sit here." Wade's

others froze mid-wipe, gawking at

Mr. Saunders, actually waiting on someone? And looking like he'd done it