Powerful Papa with Triplet Babies novel Chapter 377

hapter 377 Even so, Bianca was livid. After leaving the residential area, Bianca went to the Archduke Group and had breakfast with Anthony as though everything was normal. She did not see anything odd in Anthony‘s behavior, but Bianca was still extremely unhappy about the fact that Anne and Antony had both disappeared the night before. She felt like a wife who found something odd in her husband‘s behaviors but had no proof of it. In the end, she could only vent her emotions by acting out, which would eventually drive her husband away.

Bianca‘s parents might seem like a loving couple on the outside, but she was the only one who knew that they frequently fought, and always for the same reason: her mother suspected her father of cheating

Nigel had to socialize with business partners, and he would sometimes return home late, smelling of alcohol and perfumes.

Dorothy was a paranoid woman, and because she was a full–time housewife, all her focus landed on her husband and her children. If Nigel acted oddly in any way, she would catch on to it and feel threatened because of it.

Dorothy would insist on getting the truth from Nigel, which would then escalate to a fight.

Bianca had overheard her parents fighting countless times and had learned from it. A fight with proofless accusations would only kill whatever love a couple had for one another, and it was even more true when being in a relationship with Anthony, a far more powerful man compared to Nigel. Bianca vowed never to act out senselessly to give Anne a chance to seduce Anthony, so she left without a word after having breakfast with Anthony.

Inside the car, the rage within her continued to boil, so she called Michelle.

Anne hurried to the office after a quick shower and received a call from Michelle at noon. “What do you want?” Anne asked.

“To work together, of course!” Michelle said.

No matter what Michelle meant by that, Anne had no interest in finding out. After all, working with a woman like her would never end well, as it was like working with a bad–tempered tiger.