Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Ruling Passion: Mr Tremont's Priceless Little Bride: Kabanata 1451 - Kabanata 1460

Arianne stammered, “H-how… How was I to control my strength in that kind of situation? You just said that you’re fine and refused to put on ointment. Why don’t you avoid going out over the next two days? You won’t sweat if you stay in the office.”Such a small matter was definitely not going to stop someone who was meticulous with work like Mark. For that reason, Arianne was not surprised when Mark insisted on continuing with his schedule as planned. She pursed her lips when she saw how brightly the sun shone. She knew she was right to say it would have been better if he had stayed in his office.…At the largest marina in the capital.Brian held an umbrella over Mark while they stood in the middle of a bustling area.The movers were drenched in sweat as they moved the shipments onto the freight ships that were waiting to depart to their destinations. The stench of sweat permeated the air, completely overwhelming the smell of the sea breeze. Alejandro suddenly appeared next to M

Did that mean Aery saved Aristotle? At least, based on her account, she did not deliberately hurt Aristotle. Arianne nodded. “He’s fine. You don’t know how to take care of babies. Next time, stay away from him. There are plenty of servants in the Tremont Estate. Someone will look after him.”Mary was consumed with guilt for leaving Aristotle alone for a split second. “It’s all my fault. I shouldn't have left him alone without supervision. Otherwise, this wouldn’t have happened. The house cleaners are seriously a piece of work. They couldn’t have mopped the water off the floor? I’m going to give them a piece of my mind when we get home.”Helen did not defend Aery at all. She remained silent the entire time when Arianne lost her temper earlier. Actually, she had seen Aery rolling down the stairs with Aristotle in her arms. As for what happened prior to that, she was not sure. However, from her point of view, Aery had saved Aristotle. She did not dare to speak up, afraid that Arianne wo

Upon hearing that, Mark was apprehensive. “He’s just been released from prison. Eating and living costs would be a problem, how could he possibly have the money to leave the country? Those parcels he sent to Helen came from an address in the country. Even if the parcels could be explained, his goal is Helen. He knows that Helen is in the country. Why did he leave the country? Isn’t that strange? Are you certain?”Henry shook his head. “There’s no mistake. I’ve found records of him leaving the country, just a few days ago.”Mark stroked his chin. “Did he escape overseas because he knows that I’m looking for him? It would be difficult to trace him if he’s not in the country. I wonder he found the money to leave the country? Plane tickets to Country X would be too expensive for him at this time. There are tons of people who would hit a man when he’s down. Who would possibly loan him the money after everything that’s happened to him? It wouldn’t be a small amount if you consider his dail

Aery gritted her teeth and growled, “No, I’m not going! My foot still hurts so I need to stay here for recovery! If you wanna leave, fine by me, but as for me? I’ll stay. I hurt myself in an attempt to save Smore, right? Mark and Arianne can’t turn me away!”Helen, in a fit of rage, raised her hand, ready for another wallop. Aery quickly cowered, wrapping her head with her arms—a response that convinced Helen to push back her impulse. “Hey, Aery, if Arianne manages to piece out the truth about your injury—that you deliberately fell off the stairs while taking Smore with you—I swear, she’ll tear the life out of you!”Aery froze. Her lips thinned as she stared at her mother with wide eyes filled with fear. She knew better than to deflect Helen’s accusation with sophistry, especially since the latter had made it clear that she had already seen through Aery’s scheme. To her mother, the girl’s guile was as see-through as a toddler’s lie.Aery’s reaction was the last fuel to Helen’s fire.

Helen made sure her emotions were in-check before climbing up the stairs, this time for Arianne.Arianne was just about to fall asleep when quick rapping on her door stopped her. Groggily, she opened it and stared right at Helen before asking, “What’s the matter?”Helen appeared transfixed on the woman for a second too long, her eyes grave. Then, a quiet current of yearning broke through her gaze, and she finally said, “I’m leaving, Arianne. We’re flying tonight. Jean… He isn’t going to trouble you anymore. I also don’t know when the two of us will meet again in the future, so until then, promise me that you, Mark, and Smore will live happily forever.”Hearing her words chased away at least half of Arianne’s bleariness. “Why so sudden? And in the middle of the night, no less! Can’t you wait until tomorrow?”‘But if we wait until tomorrow, who knows what could happen?’ Helen countered in her mind. Outwardly, however, she merely replied, “It’s alright. We have to leave sooner or late