You're Out Daddy

Thea closely scrutinized the mother and daughter duo.

This girl does look a little like Kenneth. But then again, her expression is almost identical to Natasha’s. They’re equally annoying! No wonder I didn’t like this girl when I saw her previously. Now I finally know why.

Thea started making snarky remarks. “Ms. Watson, is she really your daughter?”

Munching on her food, Natasha lazily cocked a brow upon hearing those words. “Is there something wrong with that?”

As though victory was well in her hands, Thea broke into a bright smile. “Then, why are you still clinging onto Kenneth when you already have a daughter?”

At that, Natasha’s brows bunched up. But before she acted up, Kenneth suddenly walked up to Thea and grabbed her forcefully. “Thea, don’t spout nonsense here!”

The latter furiously threw a glare at him. “I’m not spouting nonsense. That’s a fact. Kenneth, this woman already has someone else’s child. Why can’t you get over her?”

Fury burned in the man’s eyes. “That’s my problem, and it has nothing to do with you!”

“Are you crazy, Kenneth?” Thea looked at him in disbelief.

“As I said, that’s my business, and it has nothing to do with you,” the man solemnly emphasized the sentence again.

Of course, Thea was unwilling to relent. “I don’t know how this woman has bewitched you, but listen, Old Mr. Hamilton will never agree to it either!” She turned to Natasha and continued, “Back then, you aborted Kenneth’s child; yet, you have a daughter now. Natasha, you’d better stop pestering him. No matter what tricks you have up your sleeves, Old Mr. Hamilton will never allow you to become a part of the Hamilton family again!”

Just when Kenneth wanted to retort her, Natasha suddenly sneered coldly. “Is that so?”

With a smirk, Thea answered with conviction, “Of course.”

Natasha unhurriedly shifted her attention to Kenneth. Her almond-shaped eyes had a tinge of distant vibe in them. “Tell me, Kenneth. Will you agree if I say I want to marry you again?”

The man could not believe his ears.

“I’ll only give you one chance. Will you agree to it?” Even though Natasha had popped the same question again in a gentle tone, her gaze seemed immensely aggressive.

As much as the man knew she had acted that way out of defiance, he somehow could not bring himself to turn her down.

Narrowing his dark eyes, he muttered, “I couldn’t ask for anything more.”

moment his words rang out, Thea scrunched

what if Old Mr. Hamilton is against it?” Natasha

curled into a faint smile. “You should know well that Grandpa couldn’t be happier to learn

words. “How is that possible? Old Mr.

her to finish her words, Natasha interrupted, “Hear that, Thea? The Hamiltons can’t wait for me to marry Kenneth. It’s just

on Natasha, Thea clenched her fists tightly in anger. “No way. That’s

your problem if you don’t believe it. However, keep this in mind and don’t ever make a fuss in front of me again. I can tolerate you once, but that doesn’t mean I’ll do it the next time,” Natasha enunciated every word

taunting her in front of her child, she decided to let

defeat. “I will talk to

Natasha, but it turned out that there

yourself out.” Natasha bluntly gave an order to

and was about to

Don’t always assume that others want exactly the same stuff you want. This man has been here for many days and refuses to

the

aside to look at the man. “Hear that, Kenneth? This woman doesn’t love

he got to

corners of her lips into a grin, looking smug. “Turns out you barely know anything about Kenneth!” With

the corridor outside, Thea hurried up and tried to grab hold of the man’s arm.

her hands were about to reach him, Kenneth

to the man. “Kenneth, you should’ve heard what

But I guess you still don’t understand. If

a look of incredulity. “Are you chasing me

for the company through the years. You’ll get your fair share of compensation.” After saying

in for you and the company all these years with money? Do I look like

Kenneth was taken aback.

tried to help you secure the shares! You said it yourself that you’ll protect

teeth tightly as a

with her grumbles. “I’ve gone this far for you; don’t tell me

turned back. “For old times’ sake, I’ve been turning a blind eye to

turned grim. “What

sent you home after you drank at the bar the

Thea was stupefied.