After Divorce I Became A Queen (Aurora and Sion)
Chapter 232 Another Photo

Chapter 232 Another Photo

Theodore stepped outside of the room and waited for a while by the elevator before finally hearing his long-awaited voice.

"Theo!"

Looking at Theodore's mask and hat, she felt a bit surprised. Her brother was all covered from his head to his toe, while she was completely exposed.

Theodore gave her a gesture to tell her to be quiet and went up to take her hand. Then they left the hotel.

"Theo, where are we going?"

"I've checked, there are many street foods nearby." Theodore said while thinking, "When you see anything fun and delicious later, just tell me! I'll buy them for you."

The two little ones slowly walked away, not noticing someone following behind them.

Nevaeh was all dressed up like one of the paparazzi. But they were not her targets, she intended to follow Aurora.

The little girl was the one taken away by Sion before. And the boy beside her, wearing a mask and a hat, looked like the one Aurora took with her at the airport that day.

Nevaeh gave a complacent smile. She took a picture f them and sent it to Sion.

Sion returned to the hotel after work and saw the message with the picture. It was sent by the strange number from which he received the picture of Aurora and a little boy. Two kids were in this photo, hand in hand, and the boy was walking ahead, leading the little girl behind him.

Sion recognized Morgan immediately. As for the boy, Sion found he had seen his hat, mask and clothes somewhere.

Sion checked the picture sent by that number before and found that it was the same boy. That was Aurora's son. But why he would be with the little girl?

"Mr Carroll?" asked David, somewhat timid, "Miss ran off somewhere."

He thought Morgan was sleeping in the room earlier. When he went in to send her some water, he only to replace the room empty. There was nobody in the room.

As he was about to go downstairs to look at the surveillance, Sion came back.

"I know where she is." Said Sion.

He thought Aurora's son had abducted her. He now had no time to contemplate the purpose of the one who sent him the messages, and he directly headed for the stairs. "You do your things. I'll go replace her."

Aurora had just returned to the hotel. By the door, when she was taking out her room card, someone suddenly yelled at her.

"You said you have no more feelings for me, and why did you let your son abduct my daughter?"

Sion strode to her side, with his eyebrows simmering with anger, "Give me back my daughter."

Aurora got confused for a moment and turned her head to look at the man with a grim face, "Your daughter?"

Sion looked down at her and repeated his words, "Give me back my daughter."

The photo clearly showed the fact that it was her son.

Aurora didn't know Morgan and Theodore were together now, thus she only thought Sion just created problems where there were none.

"If there's something wrong with you, have the assistant call a doctor for you. It's not a good idea to keep avoiding it."

"I don't know what you're talking about!" she pushed him hard, "Don't get in my way!"

Aurora was so tired from standing all day so she just wanted to get in her room quickly.

"Don't admit it? Can you get me inside? I want to see if she is in there myself." Said Sion, immobile.

He was quite confident that Morgan was in Aurora's room.

Aurora found he was unreasonable, and reached out to stop him, "Are you trying to trespass on my room?"

They were in a stalemate, while the two little ones inside the room got so agitated.

Theodore and Morgan had been back for a while, and they were watching cartoons in Aurora's room together. As they heard the shouting outside of the room, they turned off the TV in no time and listened carefully and silently.

When Morgan heard Sion saying "Give me back my daughter", her eyes lit up with joy.

Sion admitted that she was his daughter.

Theodore glanced at his sister, and he put on a sullen face. The bad guy must come to cause his mom trouble, he thought. If Sion barged in, he would replace him.

Suddenly, he came up with an idea. Theodore came close to Morgan's ear and told her his plan.

Outside the door, Aurora looked at the confident expression on Sion's face and felt amused, so she simply turned around and leaned against the wall, wrapping her arms around her, "Do you think anyone can just walk right into my room?"

She snorted coldly, with conspicuous contempt in her eyes. She thought he was being so fake while telling a lie.

Even if Morgan was with Theodore, why did he come to her instead of the police?

A door away, Theodore pressed his ear against the door with a worried look. Then he sat back on the sofa while rubbing his chin thoughtfully after listening to their talk for a while.

"Theo, what should we do? Daddy and Mommy are getting into a fight. Do we have to do this?" Morgan stared at her brother with expectant eyes.

Theodore looked around and locked eyes with the bathroom.

"It's the only way to go now. Hurry up, or they're going to come in."

"I can't let Sion see my face."

Morgan nodded. As long as she was well-behaved beside Sion, he wouldn't blame her.

"I'll hide in the bathroom later, just say what I taught you. And I'll go to replace you next time, okay, Momo?"

"Okay," Morgan answered with her eyes wide open as if she had accepted an important task from her brother.

The two little ones in the room had finished discussing their plan, while the two at the door were still arguing. Neither of them was willing to compromise with the other.

"If you did not let your son abduct my daughter, why don't you let me in and have a look?"

Aurora snorted, leaning against the wall to relieve her fatigue, "Mr Carroll, isn't that redundant? It's my room. Have you ever seen a lady let a strange man go into her room?" Moreover, the man in front of her was not an ordinary one, but one she had a deep-seated feud with. There was no way she would allow him to go inside.

"A strange man?" Sion was hurt by her address, with complicated feelings inside, "For you, we're not even friends anymore?"

Aurora blinked, annoyed, just wanting him to leave, "Whatever you say, after all, Crescent will have to rely on you at home."

There was some hidden sarcasm in her words.

So that was her answer. She did not consider him a friend.

Sion closed his eyes for a moment, thinking that Aurora never seemed to forgive him.