The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 315:

The driver hurried off.

Dorian, eyes reddened with fury, turned on Caden.

“Did you really let Yolanda stay out in the cold for so long?”

Caden’s expression remained unreadable.

“Me? You give me too much credit.

She chose this method to apologize, not me.”

“Why didn’t you intervene?” Dorian shouted, visibly upset.

“Her health is fragile! How could she endure the cold?”

Caden responded flatly, “You wanted her to apologize to Alicia, yet you expect me to stop her.

Dorian, you can’t have it both ways.”

Dorian realized that Caden had orchestrated the situation, but his anger couldn’t suppress the truth.

He stormed off in frustration.

Ciara, observing the exchange, understood this was part of Caden’s strategy to defend Alicia.

Still confused, she asked, “Caden, you seem really upset.

What’s actually happening?”

Caden glanced down, his voice calm but cold.

“Nothing.

I’ll take you back.”

Ciara didn’t rush him.

“I’d like to see Alicia.”

Alicia was taken aback when she learned that Ciara was Caden’s grandmother.

She had no idea.

Ciara observed Alicia’s frail state, feeling a surge of empathy.novelbin

“That brat has been causing you trouble, hasn’t he?”

Alicia responded truthfully, “No, he didn’t.”

Ciara, not one to place blame, acknowledged that Caden was primarily responsible.

It was up to him to resolve the issue.

She shifted the conversation to lighter topics, aiming to ease the tension in the room.

As they were chatting, Caden returned.

He looked at Ciara without showing any emotion.

“You came here alone, without even a bodyguard?”

Ciara was unfazed.

“There are so many people around in the hospital.

What could possibly happen to me? Besides, I’m with Alicia.

What danger could I face?”

Caden’s response was cold.

“She caused Yolanda muscle tears with a single slap.

What do you think?”

Ciara was taken aback, momentarily speechless.

She felt a strong urge to knock some sense into Caden.

Such an infuriating kid! Even now, he continued to upset Alicia.

Caden said flatly, “Let’s go.

I’ll take you home.”

Ciara dismissed him with a wave of her hand.

“Go away.

I want to stay and chat with Alicia.”

Caden looked frustrated.

“She might not want your company.”

Ciara shot back, “You’re the one she doesn’t want around.

Leave!”

Caden fell silent.

At that moment, the doctor arrived to apply new medication to Alicia.

The severity of the frostbite was startling.

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