Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1253

For an instant, Murphy was at a loss for words. He then expressed his disagreement strongly. “This isn’t about genes! If you ask me, I think you were just not strong-willed enough, and that’s all on you. Don’t you try to blame it on your father!”

Levant was rendered speechless. Now that his child with Tiffany was growing up fast, there was no point in playing the blaming game.

“Well, I’ve told you all you need to know about my history. Now that you know Crystal Rose’s your biological mother, what are you planning to do about it?”

“I don’t care about her resentment toward you, and I certainly don’t care about her intention to murder you. However, I will never forgive her for abandoning me to an orphanage!” yelled Levant right before he hung up the phone call.

Following that, Levant contacted Stephen to confirm the truth behind Murphy’s story.

Stephen explained he had always felt something was going on between Portia and Murphy, especially after Jordyn told him how she had witnessed the two of them together.

Additionally, Murphy and Portia were childhood sweethearts. Therefore, he was certain they got together behind his back, despite not knowing when they began to do so. Stephen attempted to convince Portia to file a divorce with him so she could get into a serious relationship with Murphy. Yet, Portia swore Stephen was her one and only love and refused to divorce him.

“I don’t really know all the details about what happened back then, but that’s about everything I know.”

With that, Levant confirmed that Stephen’s story roughly lined up with Murphy’s.

Throughout the years, Stephen had always disliked Portia. It seemed his love toward Rosalie wasn’t the only reason behind his detest toward Portia, but because the latter had slept with Murphy.

It didn’t matter if it was on purpose. It was still considered a betrayal.

“Levant, is there anything else I can help you with?”

“No, there isn’t. I’ll pay you a visit soon.”

“All right.”

After ending the call with Stephen, Levant hesitated to call Portia but concluded that there was no need to do so. Murphy’s and Stephen’s words were more than sufficient for him to understand the truth of what happened back then.

Nonetheless, no reason could justify his biological mother abandoning him at an orphanage.