“Daddy, Mommy is going out to have fun tonight. I want to go too,” Millie said to Thaddeus. Millie walked over and tugged at the hem of Thaddeus’ shirt. She also heard Linda, her godmother, say she would bring her mommy to an outing where there were many handsome men. Thaddeus was somewhat mad. “Your mommy is fooling around, and so are you? That kind of place isn’t for decent people!” He imagined the scene of half-naked muscular men dancing and stripping on the stage while crazy women pounced on them to touch them. Thaddeus was determined to blacklist Linda from Mona’s world. She could be a good influence, and yet she was pulling Mona to the dark side. He simply could not tolerate it! Thaddeus put his hands on his waist and paced back and forth in the room. He felt anxious. “Bobby, quickly think of a way to stop your mom from going out tonight.” Bobbly was eating a lollipop and playing Sudoku on his tablet with his legs crossed at the moment. “Daddy, Mommy has control o

“I happened to drive by here and heard from Linda that you’re also going to the social tonight, so I came to try my luck and see if I’d meet you. It seems that I’m in luck today and should probably buy a lottery ticket. I might even win first prize,” Dylan teased. “Mr. Parker, you’re funny.” Mona pursed her lips and smiled. “Then, we’ll trouble you to send us there.” Dylan looked at Mona and was intoxicated by her enchanting smile. He became dazed as he stared at her. Mona felt uncomfortable being stared at like that, so she walked to the car first. Dylan came back to his senses and was slow to realize that it was rude of him to do that. He scratched his head embarrassedly. Linda covered her mouth and snorted a laugh. She patted Dylan’s shoulder and said, “Let’s go, Mr. Parker.” Dylan hurriedly walked over and opened the car door for Mona. He even placed his hand at the top of the door to protect her head. He was so careful as if she was a precious treasure. Mona thanked

“Isn’t that true? You have fun in secret, so people don’t know, whereas I openly have fun,” Mona said to Thaddeus. “Cut the crap. I’ll go find you. Send me the address.” “I don’t have it.” Mona looked up and saw Dylan walking toward her. “Suzy, I’m saving the first dance for you. See you on the dance floor,” Dylan exclaimed to Mona while she was still on the phone. “Mona, don’t you dare!” Thaddeus heard what Dylan said and yelled. Mona’s hand trembled, and she hung up the phone. Dylan seemed to have also heard that it was a man on the other end of the phone, but he did not seem to mind and reached out to Mona. She looked at Dylan’s hand and took a step back. “Mr. Parker, I’m truly sorry. I’ve kept something from you.” “I know. You’re married to Thaddeus Fontaine from the Fontaine Group.” Dylan also just learned about it. A friend here happened to work at the Fontaine Group and told him about it in passing. “So, I can’t dance with you.” Mona decisively refused hi

Thaddeus hugged Mona and kissed her for a long time. He only let go when he felt that she found it hard to gasp for breath. Afterward, he grasped her hair with his fingers and pressed his forehead against hers while looking ruthlessly at her. “Do you know you have a man waiting for you?” Mona closed her eyes to avoid his burning gaze. She almost cried out loud. “Thaddeus, speak nicely if you have something to say. Don’t treat me like this.” “Well then, how did you treat me?” Thaddeus softened his tone and lifted his hand to wipe away the tears at the corners of her eyes. “Don’t you know how you tortured me?” “I didn’t, I didn’t.” Mona shook her head and choked as she continued, “I didn’t torture you. It was you who did something wrong.” Thaddeus was the one who was entangled with another woman, whereas she simply refused to do what she did not want. She did not want to communicate with him, and she did not want to have physical contact with him. What was her fault? Mona fel

Millie clapped happily and circled around Mona. “Did you come around?” Thaddeus’ voice was heard coming from the door. He held his arms and leaned against the door with a casual look on his face. Mona looked at him and ignored him. Neither had she come around,= nor would she let this go. She only decided to go home for the sake of the kids. Thaddeus took out his phone and called the driver to pick them up. Mona went into Linda’s house, packed her suitcase, and conveniently cleaned up the house. She left a note before she left. Thaddeus took her suitcase and took the kids downstairs. Mona locked the door and was about to leave when she suddenly saw a figure flashing past and disappearing into the storage room from the corner of her eye. Her heart skipped a bit, and she thought about the incident of the scary doll being placed on the doorstep. “Who is it?” The storage room was a small room without a lock. It was especially used to pile up old discarded items. There was