The Secret Heir's Return to Wealth and Love novel Chapter 117

Heatherway's footsteps stopped dead in their tracks.

She and Wayne had agreed before that they would at least act respectful and affectionate towards each other in public.

But what was he doing now?

"Damn it!" Maddie was so angry that her chest ached.

"Sister." The lady looked at Maddie nervously.

Maddie frowned and gestured to the bodyguards.

"Heatherway, can you go inside and stay with Grandma for a while? I'm not feeling well, I need to go to the resting room." Maddie weakly said to Heatherway.

Heatherway nodded.

Maddie, along with the lady, went to the resting room next door.

After closing the door, Maddie slapped the lady's face.

"Why are you acting guilty? At first, no one would suspect you, but now you've blown your cover!"

The lady covered her cheek.

"How could Secretary Tesdal be so clever? She even suspected it was done on purpose!" The lady gritted her teeth.

Maddie didn't expect it either.

Rosalynn usually didn't talk much and didn't seem to be a very smart person.

It seems that she had underestimated Rosalynn.

"Let her investigate. She won't find the surveillance, nor the two kids. She'll be responsible for this!"

Maddie must really hate Rosalynn.

She probably used all her strength in that slap.

At this moment, one side of Rosalynn's face was swollen.

Wayne held an ice pack, carefully applying it to her face.

"Don't answer their calls ever again." Wayne said in a deep voice.

"Okay."

Rosalynn nodded.

No explanation.

This side of Wayne was new to Rosalynn.

Could it be...

She was living in a dream now?

"What are you staring at me for?" Wayne asked, puzzled.

"Nothing, I was just thinking about whether I was dead that day in the Q City, and now I'm living in a dream." Rosalynn answered honestly.

Wayne's body tensed up.

He grabbed her chin: "Don't talk nonsense!"

Rosalynn quickly replied: "Okay, okay, let go!"

Wayne released her with a stern face and continued to apply ice to her face. They both fell silent again.

After a while, Wayne spoke: "When I knew of that incident the next day, I was terrified."

Rosalynn had her eyes downcast.

She didn't look at him or say a word.