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Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 598

“He promised to give me an explanation. How could he let them go?”

“Ma’am, Sir did instruct us to let them leave. Without his blessing, no one could have gone out of the estate in the middle of the night.”

After hearing that, Portia stood up and stormed toward Stephen’s study.

At the same time, knowing his wife would come for him, the man intentionally waited in his study.

Stepping into the room, Portia demanded an explanation from Stephen with a frigid expression.

“Stephen, you have to give me and Daphne an explanation as promised!”

“Asking them to leave is the best way to handle this,” Stephen said in a steady tone with his eyes fixed on Portia.

It sounded like he had contemplated these words for some time.

The woman snorted loudly with indignance. “They hurt Daphne, yet you allowed them to leave just like that. How is this the best way to handle this matter? Stephen, I don’t agree!”

Stephen had already anticipated that Portia would say this.

He then spoke sternly, “Don’t you already know why the kids hurt Daphne?”

What’s he trying to say by questioning me this way?

“If we look into this matter, we’ll find that Daphne was the one who started it. She brought this upon herself!” he added.

Portia felt a pang of disappointment as she glared at her husband.

Daphne went against the kids and Nicole for my sake. And I have my reason for wanting to deal with that woman. It all started because she wanted to seduce you! But you sided with her and her kids so blatantly and even released them in the middle of the night. Doesn’t that mean my request for an explanation, as well as Daphne’s injury, are not as important as Nicole? That homewrecker indeed has a way with men!

“Stephen, you favor Nicole so much. You even let her and the kids enter the tea room which even I’m not allowed in. Have you fallen for her? Is that why you showed such partiality toward her?”

Instantly, the man slammed the table forcefully. “Nonsense!”

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