CHAPTER 370

ADAM’S POV

After inviting Neal and Nathan to join me in my study, I can't help but notice Aria's expression of awkwardness and sadness. I know she must feel excluded from whatever discussion is about to take place. However, this isn't a conversation she should be involved in, especially when it concerns Ethan and his family. Her well-being is my priority, and protecting her from these distressing matters is crucial.

As soon as Neal and Nathan step into the study, I can see the tension in their posture and the worry etched across their faces. They’re anxious, and it's clear that they’re bracing themselves for whatever I have to say.

I begin by recounting the last time the Mitchells showed up here, desperate for answers and firing questions at Aria about Ethan. The way they cornered her, making her more confused and agitated, was too much to bear. I had to intervene quickly to prevent things from escalating further. But my actions have had repercussions.

I explain how my confrontation w