Aggressive wife novel (Madeline and Noah) novel Chapter 139

Aggresive Wife Chapter 139

Noah ended the live stream while netizens got hyped up over what he had said. Meanwhile, everyone in the cave stared at him, dumbfounded.

Madeline’s jaw dropped. She swore she would kill this asshole one day for talking nonsense in front of the kids. She could not believe he would tell the netizens they had never divorced, and she was still Mrs. Quincy. How dare he!

Noah seemed unfazed under Madeline’s murderous glare. He simply stood up and turned to look at her. “Why frown? I have but told everyone the truth that you are my wife, Madeline.”

“Should I be thanking you then?” Madeline rolled her eyes, “Thanks, but no thanks.” She was furious. Who would care if he had been telling the truth or not? All she wanted was for him to stop telling nonsense.

Curious, Thomas asked, “Mommy, are you getting back together with Daddy?” At the same time, Colton looked up at Madeline, eagerly waiting for her answer.

“It is getting late. Let’s head back, Albert,” Madeline ignored her kids and turned toward Albert. “Of course, Ms. Madeline,” Albert nodded and was about to call the helicopter over when Noah stopped him.

“Let’s head back together,” Noah suggested, “We will head to Golden Dome International District, and Dylan can take a look at Colt’s conditions there.”

Albert agreed with Noah, but he still had to get Madeline’s approval. Excited at Noah’s suggestion, Thomas tried to persuade Madeline, “Mommy, let’s head back together with Daddy! Daddy promised he would make me pancakes!”

Colton nodded in agreement. Madeline sighed. Thomas was too easily bribed with pancakes. She finally gave in, “Fine. We will need Dylan to do a check-up for Colt anyway.”

It was also more cost-efficient to return together on Noah’s helicopter. Furthermore, she would not want to attract too much attention to herself now. Once she had made up her mind, she felt relieved.

Thomas and Colton were overjoyed to ride together on Noah’s helicopter. On the other hand, Madeline found the space more cramped than she would prefer.

“Hey, are you aware there are empty seats in the front?” she frowned at Noah, “We could all sit more comfortably if you could just move over there.” She would have moved over herself if Noah was not blocking her way.

“I get airsick,” said Noah, trying to get some shut-eye, “It is better to have someone beside me.” He sounded tired, but Madeline was not buying it.