Chapter 27

This woman.

She was the only one who kept pushing him away out of worry for getting him into trouble while others were shamelessly adamant about trying to get close to him.

The second son of the Blakewell family went home that day, and he was ordered to have dinner there.

He no longer insisted on helping since Ruth was confident in her ability to take care of herself. That’s why he drove back to his old family house.

A black Bentley rolled into the Chinese style courtyard.

When Abel entered the house, he heard Apollo exaggerating a story about someone cool and attractive, wealthy but generous, self-employed, and not a material woman. He was probably introducing the new girl he was smitten with.

As soon as Apollo saw him walk in, he was shocked and immediately stopped talking. “What are you doing here, Abel?”

Abel greeted his parents before answering calmly, “Coming for dinner.”

Apollo opened his mouth to speak, but Mrs. Blakewell cut him off. “What? I heard that your wife i