“Why can’t I be here if Christopher can?” Samuel walked to Kathleen’s side.
“You’re wearing my clothes! Kate bought this set of clothing for me. I couldn’t even bear to wear it.” Charles was bothered by Samuel who was wearing his clothes.
“You couldn’t bear to wear it? I thought you didn’t like it,” said Kathleen as realization dawned on her.
“I haven’t worn it even once.” Charles gritted his teeth, glaring at Samuel.
“Well, I’ll keep it then. It suits me quite well,” said Samuel calmly.
Kathleen bought this, after all.
Charles was speechless. Then, he asked, “Where’s your dignity?”
Do you still want it?
“Go and drink your coffee and go home,” urged Kathleen.
Samuel went over and sat at the furthest seat from Christopher.
Maria brought him a cup of coffee.
Thanking her, Samuel picked up the cup and sipped slowly.
Charles tugged at Kathleen’s sleeve and asked, “What’s going on?”
“The two of them fought in the yard. I stopped them with the spray gun you used to water the plants,” explained Kathleen.
Charles blinked several times.
So they were the dogs that fought?
Kathleen walked over to Christopher and remarked, “Chris, the incident where Astrid schemed you is far from simple. She had signed a contract with an entertainment company half a year ago. She planned well with every step she made.”
Christopher frowned after hearing that.
“Samuel explained to me just now. He didn’t get Astrid to harass you.” Kathleen paused before continuing, “I believe what Samuel told me. After all, he’s not someone that unscrupulous.”
Samuel was at a loss for words.
“You never know because someone’s appearance can be deceiving,” mocked Christopher.
“I completely agree with you.” Charles raised his brows.
“You stay out of this.” Kathleen glowered at Charles.
Charles felt awkward.
“Why did you show up at my grandpa’s place today?” Christopher stared at Samuel coldly.
“I was worried about Kathleen,” said Samuel indifferently.
Christopher narrowed his eyes and queried, “How did you know Kathleen went to see my grandpa? Did you stalk her?”
Kathleen also turned her gaze to Samuel.
Looking at Kathleen, Samuel slowly nodded.
What a jerk!
Kathleen glared daggers at him and howled, “Samuel, you’re being ridiculous!”
“I have someone protect you secretly for your safety. Nicolette will surely take revenge on you,” explained Samuel.
Kathleen knitted her brows.
“Plus, I’ve ordered them not to appear in front of you and not to disturb you. I did this out of good intention,” remarked Samuel in a deep voice.
“Nicolette will take revenge on my sister because of you! It was you who wandered between two women and hesitated back then, causing the situation to turn out like this!” raged Charles.
Samuel’s gaze darkened. “Anyway, I did that to protect Kathleen. I know Felix’s character more than any of you.”
Since Samuel was nine, Calvin began to teach him how to manage the company.
At that time, Felix was still handling Morris Group.
Although the Macari family and the Morris family seemed harmonious on the surface, they had always been fighting secretly.
Later, the two families started to be on good terms when Aaron led the Morris family.
However, it felt like something big was coming up lately.
Christopher did not deny it when Felix was being suspected.
Of course, he was familiar with his grandfather.
All those years, Emily would tell Christopher about something that happened back then.
Emily would never spill a word before that.
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