The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 733

Veronica spotted Ellinor eating and seemingly enjoying herself, which ticked her off. So she stepped up to Balfour to rant.

"Balfour, good timing! I've got to tell you. Patricia just got bullied!

It's this Ellinor here; she poured her meal, a hot bowl of noodles, straight onto Patricia's hair. She made her hair and clothes all dirty, and she even burnt her face a bit!

Patricia just had a shower in my room and changed into clean clothes!"

With Veronica on her side, Patricia put on a brave face, her voice choked with emotion, "Balfour, I'm fine..."

Balfour listened to Veronica's rant, and his eyebrows furrowed. He turned to Ellinor with a displeased look.

"The chef prepared a hearty breakfast for you; why did you have to order food from outside?"

Patricia and Veronica were expecting Balfour to get mad at Ellinor, but instead, they heard him ask such an irrelevant question. Both of them wondered if Balfour had missed the point.

Ellinor, enjoying her meal, paused before saying, "Ah well, they did prepare a nice breakfast for me, but my breakfast got eaten by a guest, so I ordered some food. Then, that got accidentally ruined with milk by a guest and couldn't be eaten, so I ended up with a sandwich."

Balfour's brows furrowed deeply. Before he arrived, the only guest there was Patricia!

So, the issues with the breakfast Ellinor mentioned were because of Patricia?

Patricia was secretly thrilled to see the anger rise in Balfour's eyes. Balfour was finally going to get mad at Ellinor.

Balfour looked serious as he reprimanded her, "You know you have hypoglycemia, so why didn't you rest at home instead of running to someone else's house early in the morning?"

Patricia was confused about why Balfour said that, but after a while, she softly explained, "Balfour, I didn't know I would have hypoglycemia before I left home; it might be because I forgot to eat breakfast at home..."

Balfour didn't let his guard down because of her explanation, "Then why didn't you stay home to take care of your child early in the morning instead of going to someone else's house for breakfast?"

Patricia's eyes dodged a little, "Uh... Balfour, I've arranged for a nanny to take good care of Baber."

"The child was seriously injured yesterday; he almost lost his life, and you as a mother don't seem to care? Did you want to adopt Baber, or did you plan to let the nanny adopt him?"

"Balfour, I..."