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He Gave Me Hearing, Then Taught Me What Silence Really Means novel Chapter 296

Moonlight hopped around a few times before getting tired. He was just a puppy, after all. He turned around, padded into his dog bed, and went to sleep, fully intending to let his mom demand justice for him when she woke up.

Nelson set the dog bowl down. "Be nice to me from now on, and I won't bully you."

Moonlight squeezed his eyes shut, pretending he didn't hear a word.

Annoyed, Nelson reached out and tugged at the dog's ear. "Did you hear me?"

Moonlight instantly clamped his jaws around Nelson's finger. Luckily, the puppy's teeth weren't fully grown in yet, but it still pinched.

Nelson took a deep breath, roughly kneading the dog's ears a few more times to vent his frustration.

The puppy scrambled around in a panic, his disdain for this man growing by the second.

Nelson caught himself, suddenly wondering why he was holding a grudge against a literal animal. He gave the dog's head a couple of rough pats before returning to the sofa.

Juniper would probably be coming downstairs soon, and she definitely wouldn't want to see him.

The thought of it filled him with a surge of irritation. He abruptly stood up, grabbed the broken pieces of the jade bangle, and ordered Quinn Fletcher to find a jeweler. They needed to repair it using gold filigree and hand it over to Lydia Thorne.

It wouldn't take much time.

Lydia received the bangle around noon. One look at the obvious gold repairs, and she immediately knew the bracelet had been shattered into multiple pieces.

She frowned and went straight to the Saint Group headquarters to find Nelson. "How did this get broken?"

As she spoke, her gaze landed on a distinct red scratch across his face—clearly made by a woman's fingernail.

Nelson kept his eyes glued to his computer screen, his tone indifferent. "I accidentally dropped it when I took it back."

Lydia's chest heaved with suppressed anger. Did Juniper break it, or did he?

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