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Chapter 469 âGot it, Mr. Brooks.â
Allie stepped forward to support Haley, who was still reeling from the nightâs events and could barely walk straight.
Sergio gave Larry a look, and Larry immediately approached Isaac and Patricia. âMr. and Mrs. Johnson, I apologize for the scare. Iâll arrange for someone to take you home shortly.â
Then, Larry addressed the crowd. âTonightâs banquet is over. I apologize for any inconvenience. Weâll send each of you a gift later. I hope you understand.â
With Larry handling the aftermath, Sergio felt reassured. He glanced at Richard, âCome upstairs with me.â
âYes, Mr. Brooks.â
Sergio turned to Conner and Henry with chilling indifference. âGentlemen, you may leave.â
The message was clear, and Henry felt a wave of embarrassment. While he might have challenged Halley, he wouldnât dare act out in front of Sergio.
Seeing this, Conner helped Henry up to leave:
âMr. Jefferson.â Maeveâs voice suddenly cut through the tension.
Conner paused, and Maeve added meaningfully, âTake careâ
Conner shot Maeve a cold look. Henry sensed something odd between them but couldnât pinpoint what it was, so he let Conner lead him out of Brooks Estate Once everyone had left, Sergio approached Maeve and asked hesitatingly, âWere you hurt?â
Maeve responded coolly, âIâm fine. You should be more concerned about your child, Mr. Brooks.â
Sergio frowned. âInever said Iâd marry her.â
The tension between them was thick.
Richard, who stood nearby, felt awkward and interjected, âUm.. why donât you two talk, and 1â head upstairs?
Sergio shot him a cold glance, and Richard quickly added, âIâm going! Iâll go now!â
Once Richard was gone, Marve said, âWhy did you have to intimidate him like that? I knew about tonightâs event beforehand, but I didnât expect Clara to use her own child to frame me.â
When Maeve received the invitation, she sensed something was amiss. Even so, her suspicions were confirmed when she learned Conner would attend.
To be safe, she contacted Ale to have surveillance cameras installed at the Brooks Estate and brought a recorder with her, which ended up being useful.
Claraâs tactics were still so low and petty. However, it was such a pity for the unborn child.
Maeve said Eightly, âThatâs your child, after all Clara is in the hospital. If you want to see her, you should.
As Maeve turned to leave, Sergio grabbed her wrist. âDo you want me to see Chira?â
âSheâs your woman, and she just lost your child. Shouldnât you go and check on her?
Maeve looked at Sergio coldly and asked a question she had long wanted to ask, âEven if you donât love her, you have a responsibility to her.
sergio, would you just stand there and watch the woman carrying your child die on the operating table.. even if you donât love her?â
Sergio was caught off guard by the question and didnât know how to respond.
Mare chockled lightly. âNever mind.â