Hearing Kieran''s words, those in the room wore various expressions.
Faith lowered her gaze, determination shining in her eyes.
Daughters were never inferior to sons.
Andy nced at her, his lips curling into a mocking smile.
Wishful thinking.
Dennis, naturally, picked up on the coldness in Kieran''s words. He remained
How dare this young man speak to him that way?
But what puzzled him more was—hadn''t Kieran firmly rejected the idea of an
arranged marriage before? Why was he now speaking up for that worthless
Faith?
Kieran was not the kind of man to be swayed by sentimentality.
Could it be...
Dennis calcted in his mind. Had the two of them grown close after spending
time together?
With that thought, a smile quickly returned to his face.
"Of course, there''s no suchw. Faith is intelligent and obedient. She''s far less
troublesome than this brat. I''ve also been considering training her as my
sessor."
Faith''s still lowered eyes were filled with mockery.
Kieran''s gaze remained cold, making Dennis shift his focus back to the main
topic. "Andy, why are you still standing there? Have you forgotten what I told you
before we came? And your own promise? Hurry up and apologize to Kieran!"
Andy jolted, then stepped forward. The smug look he had shown Faith earlier was
nowpletely gone.
"Kieran, I was an idiot that day. You don''t know—those guys I was with were
acting recklessly, and I got irritated. When I saw L, I lost my temper. Please, I
hope you''ll forgive me for the sake of the friendship between our families and our
business partnership.
"I know you wanted Grandpa toe that day, but you also know he''s old and
can''t endure all that travel. If it''ll make you feel better, I''ll do anything. I''ll even
serve you coffee and water for the rest of our coboration."
He had already prepared an excuse beforeing. Lying was effortless for him.
Everyone in the Moore family knew
that Kieran wouldn''t believe him, but
surely, he wouldn''tpletely
disregard their family''s dignity?
Faith nced at Kieran, wondering how he would respond.
"Let Mr. Moore Seniore instead," Kieran said, his tone indifferent.
Andy''s face lit up. This meant that he was still considering their families''
rtionship.
But before he could speak, Kieran''s
cold voice sounded again. "But
you''re apologizing to the wrong
person."
The three men from the Moore family froze. They first looked at Kieran, then at
Faith.
Faith lifted her gaze slightly. "Go apologize to L."
As expected, all three of them frowned in unison.
Apologize? To a woman they didn''t even respect?
"Kieran, do you really think this is appropriate?" Dennis was no longer smiling.
Kieran raised an eyebrow, his aura turning increasingly dangerous.
"What? Is my wife not worthy of an apology from the Moore family''s son?"
With his indifferent gaze fixed on
him, Andy felt a chill down his spine
and unconsciously took a step back.
Kieran casually picked up his coat, saying, "I have things to do. Make yourselves
With that, he ignored everyone and walked out.
Cole followed him, while Faith hesitated for a second before following as well.
She had only taken two steps when Dennis called out, "Faith, I have something to
say to you."