Chapter 247 of 363

Chapter 247

The CEO’s little ones1,363 words~7 min read



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The next day was Friday. Benjamin took the job of picking up and dropping Stella off from Hayden’s hands when they were having breakfast.

“Consider it like I’m paying rent to stay here. I’m afraid I’ll have to stay with you for a while.”

Hayden handed her a bowl of oatmeal. “You can count on me for the rest of your life if you want. After all, I was the one who beat you. But you’ve still helped me a lot, stay here in peace and quiet and keep looking into the matter of your identity when you’re free.”

When they talked about the matter of his identity, Hayden asked him, “By the way, how are you doing with checking the Megacenter of Higher Education schools, how many do you have left to check?”

Benjamin froze for a moment and looked down to hide the melancholy in his eyes, “There aren’t many left, there are only five or six schools left. Two of the schools are normal universities. That way it’s easier to check.”

“Then I’ll go with you if I have time during this weekend.”

“No need, I can go by myself. You can do your own thing.” Benjamin raised his head. His expression returned to normal.

Seeing Benjamin who insisted on going alone, Hayden didn’t say anything else, but he still had some worries in his mind.

In fact, she had earlier asked Joseph to help her investigate Benjamin’s identity. By rights, as long as the Public Security Bureau obtained Benjamin’s photo and fingerprint information, his identity could be found in the database.

But then he broke up with Joseph and didn’t mention it again.

After breakfast, Benjamin took Stella to the Kindergarten.

Since the offer was imminent, the deadline set by Joann Group was this afternoon, so Hayden didn’t have time to accompany them and went straight to the company.

“Miss Downey, this is the revised offer. Please read it.”

In the office, Campbell Cook, who was the head of the Administration Department, handed Hayden the final version of the term sheet to sign.

Hayden read it carefully and confirmed that there was nothing wrong with it. He then signed it and handed it to Campbell: “Okay, that’s it. You can send the offer directly to Joann Group.”

“Okay.” Campbell quickly replied, “By the way, you said you wanted someone to keep an eye on Joann Group. Have you found the person yet?”

“Yes, I have found someone.” Hayden nodded his head.

Campbell watched Hayden’s expression and asked cautiously, “Who is it, is it from our company?”

“No, it’s someone professional.” Hayden sketched on the document and looked at Campbell blankly, “Don’t worry about it. Just make the offer and deal with the Joann Group’s response in time.”

Campbell averted his gaze and said sheepishly. “Yes, I know.”

As Campbell left, Hayden glanced toward the door.

Not that she was suspicious, but Green Lemon Clothing was a new company that was at a critical stage in its development, and she had to try her best to get through this stage. If she trusted the wrong person and something bad happened, then she would suffer a great loss.

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At Castillo Azul Bilingual Kindergarten…

After dropping Noah off at the door, Joseph had to wait for Stella at the door with Noah because Noah refused to go into the kindergarten alone.

It was almost nine o’clock when Stella arrived at the daycare.

“Why did you bring her, where is Hayden?”. After seeing the person who brought Stella to the Kindergarten, Joseph’s expression suddenly changed.

“Mr. Beckham means I can’t bring Stella?”. Benjamin looked at Joseph with a wry smile, “Besides, hasn’t your elation with Hayden ended? Don’t talk about her as if they have a close relationship. Otherwise, others may misinterpret your relationship and it won’t be good for the children.”

“This has nothing to do with you, does it?”. Joseph’s expression turned serious, “When you left the hotel without saying goodbye, I thought I had to go to the police station to report the case. I was scared that they took you to the neurology hospital for a consultation, but now it looks like I have to ask someone to check you out at the neurology hospital again, right?”

“No need.” Benjamin looked at him. A commanding smile appeared on his boyish face. “I’m staying at Hayden’s now and living quite well. Thank you for your kindness.”

At his words, Joseph’s face paled.

After seeing Stella enter, Benjamin had no time to talk to Joseph anymore and was about to leave when his cold, deep voice sounded from behind him, “Are you Benjamin, the grade 17 student in the reconnaissance and anti-recognition course at the University of Public Safety?”

Benjamin was taken aback and slowly turned around to look at Joseph who was staring at him coldly.

“Seeing your expression, I think you know your identity. In that case, why are you hiding the truth from everyone? Why are you pretending to be an amnesiac to gain sympathy and still stay with Hayden?”

“Why?” Benjamin smiled dismissively, “I’m not like you, I don’t have a purpose for everything. What if I told you that I simply like Hayden so I’m happy to stay by his side?”

“In a way that you mislead her about your identity?”. Joseph’s expression turned even colder, “I think the police station is a more suitable place for you to stay.”

“Considering that you are now being watched every minute of the whole day, do you think sending me to the police station will do you any good?”. Benjamin was calm as he spoke his words.

“If I were you, I’d let me stay by Hayden’s side. First of all, it’s to protect her. Secondly, you can trust me to help you find out what Franklin, who stole your position as the president of the company, is doing. It’s so strange that he can let the company’s performance skyrocket in less than a month after becoming president.”

Hearing his words, Joseph’s expression became more serious.

He already knew that Benjamin was no ordinary man. When he first investigated his status as a student at the People’s University of Public Security, he knew that the man was extremely meticulous. Especially after seeing the information showing his recommended graduate status and looking at his school projects.

Magnus went to the People’s University of Public Security and asked about Benjamin. The school’s professor commented that, “Benjamin is a genius of recognition and anti-recognition. If his talent is used in the right way, he will be an important person in the criminal investigation sector; but if he chooses otherwise, he will leave the entire criminal investigation sector defenseless.”

It is reasonable that the professor would make such a highly complementary comment to him.

On one occasion, Benjamin was the first to capture the suspect in a crime-solving contest organized by the People’s University of Public Security in collaboration with the Special Criminal Investigation Forces. He also did perfect in the whole process of creating another crime good enough to escape unscathed.

He was punished for making a mock crime. However, he was also qualified as a student for successive undergraduate, graduate and doctoral study programs directly.

“Why should I trust you?” Joseph stared Benjamin in the eyes, trying to find even a hint that he was joking, deceiving him.

Benjamin, however, smiled reassuringly.

“You can choose not to trust me, but you have to know that simply hiding my identity from Hayden wouldn’t get me convicted, instead, Hayden may think you’re making a fuss.”

Hearing her words, Joseph put on an angry expression.

After a long while, I ask Benjamin, “You just said that Hayden might be in danger, why did you say that?”

“I think you know your cousin Franklin a lot better than I do, don’t you? He’s the kind of guy who will do anything to get what he wants. If he gets cornered, no one can know what he’ll do.” Benjamin’s tone turned serious, “I don’t care about your family’s infighting. However, if it involves Hayden, I won’t ignore what happens.”

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