Chapter 45- Remington Defends Cecelia Domineeringly! It Is Not Your Place to Judge My Wife
Fredric didnât leave because it was his duty to protect Remington. Except for Remington, he would only obey Ceceliaâs orders telling him to leave. He wouldnât listen to anyone elseâs orders.
âSay it! Be quick!â
Remington vaguely anticipated that Camelia would not say anything good. After all, he couldnât expect any decent news from a filthy, Å¡tupid person like her.
Seeing that Fredric wouldnât listen to her commands, Camelia could only glare at him and say, âRemi, I went to the restaurant with my sister-in-law today. Do you know who I saw?â
Remington didnât respond.
Camelia revealed the answer herself, âIt was Cecelia!â
âShe went to the restaurant?â
Only when Remington heard Ceceliaâs name did his tone change. slightly.
Neither of them could reach Cecelia and had no idea where she had gone. It turned out that she had gone to eat at the restaurant?
âYes. I saw her eating with a young man. They looked so close, and I wonder what their relationship is.â
As she spoke, Camelia watched Remingtonâs expression. However, Remington kept a calm expression, which made it impossible for Camelia to read anything.
But the truth was, deep inside, Remington was not as calm as his appearance showed.
He thought that Fredric had seen Cecelia being picked up by a young man in a luxury car in front of the Quinsey mansion earlier, and now they were going to a restaurant to havé lunch together. It looked like Cecelia was having a good time with that man!
âI even took pictures and video of them. Unfortunately, Remi, your eyes havenât recovered yet and you canât see. But Mr. Ingerwood, your eyes are fine. Why donât you take a look?â
Camelia found the video on her phone, played it, and showed it to Fredric. After watching the video, Fredric confirmed that the man in the video was the same young man he had seen earlier, who looked like he came from a very wealthy family.
Fredric whispered to Remington, âYoung Master Remi, the man in the video is indeed the same man who had contact with Miss Linsey
earlier Chapter 45 â Remington Defends Cecelia Domineeringly! 2/5
âWell? I didnât lie to you, did I?â Camelia said in a self-appreciative tone.
Then she tried to drive a wedge between them, âRemi, you should control your wife. Iâm doing this for the reputation of the Nelson family and for your own good! Do you know that she is going to c uckold you?â
Shut up! It is not your place to judge my wife! Get out of here! Get the hell out of here!
Remington changed his expression, which was now dark and gloomy, and his air was tense as if a storm was coming.
Being thrown out, Camelia was exasperated.
Cecelia was such a b*tch, but Remington spoke of her as his wife?
What the hâ*ll?
After her lunch at the restaurant, Cecelia went to the Central Kindergarten accompanied by Verda.
This time, she came to the kindergarten not only as a parent of a student here, but also as a major shareholder of the kindergarten.
In order to keep a low profile, Cecelia took absolute control of the Central Kindergarten through a relatively small fund instead of through the LC Group.
This was Ceceliaâs first investment in education, and it was all for her son.
When the school administration heard that the investor was coming for a visit, Wilson, the director of the kindergarten, was waiting outside the school gates with several executives to greet the investor.
They didnât know who the investor was until now and were surprised when they saw that it was Cecelia.
They all knew that Cecelia had beaten someone up.
The news was so heated that Central Kindergarten was mentioned. in some trending topics.
How could they not recognize Cecelia?
Wilson, the director of Central Kindergarten, secretly felt a little embarrassed when he met Cecelia, but he could only welcome her. âMrs. Nelson, hello! Thank you for your great investment in our kindergarten. Thank you so much!â
Chapter 45 â Remington Defends Cecelia Domineeringly! 3/5
He knew that Cecelia was not a real wife, but a woman who had married into the Nelson family to bring blessings to the dying Young Master Nelson. He despised her, but he had to be polite.
âMr. Wilson, itâs nothing. Well, are the children off to school now?â
âNot yet. Thereâs still half an hour.â
âOkay, letâs go inside.â
Cecelia walked into the kindergarten accompanied by Wilson. While walking, Wilson said a lot of flatters and how great their work had done, like how they cared and protected Andres, like they wouldnât let anyone bully him again.
Hearing Wilsonâs words, Cecelia, without changing her expression, went straight to Andresâ class and looked in through the window.
When Cecelia looked inside, she became furious.
She found that all the children in the class had woken up from their nap. All the children except Maximus were gathered by the teacher and told to sit in the middle of the classroom. But MaxÃmus was sitting alone in a corner.
Apart from being alone in the corner, he was sitting on the toilet.
The person who came to school today was not Andres, because Maximus came to school for him to experience his day. But if it was Andres who came to school alone, how hurt would he have been when he was asked to sit on the toilet alone and couldnât defend himself with words?
Immediately, Ceceliaâs face darkened as she looked at Wilson, âWhat the hâll is that?â
The teachers in the classroom hadnât noticed them yet and continued to teach the other children, and Wilson felt as if the words heâd just said were a solid slap in the face. He tried to think of an explanation, but Cecelia had already turned and walked away.
âMrs. Nelson! Mrs. Nelsonâ¦â
Wilson followed her from behind and explained, âYou could have misunderstood! Andres might have been taking a dump!â
âWould your child take a dump in front of the whole class and the teacher?â
Cecelia fought back, and Wilsonâs face went pale. He had no words. to argue.
After walking straight into the academic office, Cecelia stopped and ordered, âGet the surveillance on Andresâ class right now. I want a closer look!â
Chapter 45 Remington Defends Cecelia Domineeringly! 4/5
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Wilson knew that the teacher of Andresâ class would be in trouble this time, so he couldnât say anything other than to get the surveillance.
Then Verda started to check the surveillance. At this time, she could see from the surveillance that Maximus was still sitting in the corner. She rewound the surveillance and found that Maximus had been sitting still on the toilet for more than 40 minutes.
So the child had been sitting on the toilet for more than 40 minutes?
After seeing the surveillance for herself, Cecelia suppressed her anger and said, âGet the teacher of that class over here. I want to ask her face to face!â
âI⦠Emm⦠Iâll get her right away.â
Wilson quickly had someone get the teacher, Soon after, a teacher in her twenties named Iren Marrison walked in. Not knowing what was going on, she asked, âMr. Wilson, what can I do for you?â
Wilson introduced Cecelia, âMs. Marrison, this is Mrs. Nelson, Andresâ parent. Mrs. Nelson has some questions for you.â
Hearing this, Iren was startled and looked at Cecelia in surprise.
She soon recognized Cecelia, the violent woman on the news who had beaten Mrs. Quinsey. She was Andresâs fierce stepmother, who had joined the Nelson family because they needed a bride to bring good luck to the dying Young Master Nelson.
âMs. Marrison, right. Let me ask you, since everyone else in your class is in the middle of the classroom, why is Andres sitting in the corner all by himself?â
As Cecelia slowly stood up, Iren unconsciously took a step back and replied, âMrs. Nelson, we were just playing a game and Andres didnât want to join us. So he went to sit there by himself. And it was only for a minute!â
âReally? He went to sit there by himself? On a toilet? And you call more than 40 minutes âa minuteâ?â
Ceceliaâs eyes were already very cold, but her aura was more freezing thán a cold air conditioner.
âMrs. Nelson, itâs true⦠Andres went to sit on his own. We didnât force himâ¦â
Iren turned scarlet and then white, and then her voice got smaller and smaller as she explained.
Cecelia sneered, âDonât worry, Ms. Marrison, I wonât just take one side of the story! Mr. Wilson, please go get Andres and some other kids from this class. Verda, go help Mr. Wilson! I want to hear what the kids have to say!â
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