?Chapter 461:
Bruce pondered aloud, saying, “Maybe… he argued with his wife? Marriage is such a burden. Kaiden would never have acted so impulsively before marriage,shing out at work and his staff!”
Jerome thought it over. That didn’t seem right.
Everything at the banquetst night had seemed fine. The topics in their social circle were “Kaiden standing up for Ellie” and “Kaiden protecting Ellie.” Those who previously saw Ellie as just a fling were starting to respect her, especially afterst night.
Several wealthy families were even encouraging their children to reconnect with Ellie.
How could Ellie and Kaiden have had a dispute right after that event?
Finally, at five in the afternoon, the workday concluded.
Kaiden couldn’t stay at the office any longer and returned to Moon Manor.
The executives heaved a sigh of relief, feeling like they had just dodged a bullet.
Finally, no more unexpectedte hours!
“Where’s my wife?” Kaiden reached the main house, only to discover that Ellie was nowhere to be found.
“She left early this morning,” a servant replied.
Kaiden settled on the sofa, opening hisptop to work.
As time ticked away, he was unable to concentrate on his emails.
He kept his focus firmly fixed on the front door.
But by eleven o’clock, there was still no sign of Ellie.
Kaiden’s expression grew increasingly grim.
Cayson, sensing the tension, discreetly reached out to Ellie.
“Ma’am, are you caught up with work today? When will you return? I can send someone to pick you up.”
Ellie had picked up a takeaway and said, “I’m sorry, Cayson, it slipped my mind to inform you. I’ll be staying out for a bit longer.”
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“What? Staying out?” Cayson was taken aback, as if struck by a bolt of lightning.
Kaiden was already seething with frustration. Adding fuel to the fire, Ellie decided not toe home!
“Yeah, I’m back at Critport University. I’ll be here for a bit due to certain arrangements, and it’s quite secure here,” Ellie exined. She realized she couldn’t conceal her location from Kaiden’s probing, so she opted for honesty.
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