Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1004 Hidden Relationship

"This is the consequence you should bear," Arya sneered. "How did you family treat Ms. James when she was with you?"

"We respected her a lot," Rodolfo quickly replied. "Everyone treated her like the lady of the house."

"Really?" Arya raised an eyebrow. "Then who believed Ella's false accusations, had the bodyguards hold down Ms. James, and even chained her with handcuffs and leg irons?" "Well." Rodolfo was at a loss for words. He wasn't home at the time, but he had heard that Raymond did those things. No wonder the James were now giving them the cold shoulder. "You're all in it together. Get lost."

Arya angrily wheeled her chair into Rodolfo, pushing him aside, and went straight back to her room.

"Arya," Rodolfo called out twice, trying to explain. "I wasn't home at the time. I just got back today."

But Arya completely ignored him.

Feeling wronged, Rodolfo returned to Micah's side, quite upset.

"Feeling defeated?" Micah raised an eyebrow and glanced at him.

"I feel so wronged," Rodolfo said with a face full of grievance. "I didn't do anything, yet I'm getting scolded."

"You better go and appease her," Rylan reminded him.

"Appease her for what?" Micah warned in a low voice. "Tristan's people are everywhere. If he replaces out about you two, Arya won't survive."

"I can't believe I forgot something so important," Rodolfo was shocked. "Then, what should I do?"

"She's much smarter than you," Micah glared at him. "You idiot!"

Rodolfo was stunned for a moment before he realized that Arya knew he respected Sadie and that the mistreatment to Sadie had nothing to do with him. However, she still treated him harshly to show others. In fact, she didn't blame him at all.

"To avoid unnecessary trouble, you should leave," Micah ordered.

"Yes," Rodolfo said, leaving immediately. He didn't want to bring disaster to Arya.

From the third-floor room, Arya watched Rodolfo drive away through the floor-to-ceiling window, feeling a bit reluctant.

"Don't worry. Even if Rodolfo is foolish, Mr. Clemens will remind him," Annika said softly. "You should focus on recovering and not overthink."

"I understand." Arya sighed. "Tristan is always decisive and ruthless. I'm really scared."

"Don't contact Rodolfo anymore," Annika reminded with a frown. "If it were anyone else, it would be easier to handle. But he's from the Clemens. If Tristan replaces out, both of you are doomed!" She was reminding Arya and herself.

However, compared to Arya and Rodolfo, Annika and Andrew were much more composed.

After all, Rodolfo and Arya were still young.

"I know." Arya's voice choked up. "But I can't bear to be without him."

"I understand how you feel." Annika said. She also couldn't bear to be without Andrew.

"Do you think there's a chance Ms. James and Mr. Clemens could reconcile?" Arya asked tentatively. "If the James and the Clemens could bury the hatchet, and Ms. James and Mr. Clemens could reconcile, wouldn't we have to give up on love?" "The chances are slim." Annika sighed softly. "But it's possible. I can see that Ms. James still has feelings for Mr. Clemens, and Mr. Clemens hasn't given up either. Maybe they really will reconcile."

"That would be great." Arya's hope was rekindled.

Annika also held onto a sliver of hope. She truly wished the two families could reconcile.

"Annika!" A female bodyguard called from outside. "Ms. James asked you to come over."

"I'm coming." Annika patted Arya's shoulder and quickly left.

When she reached the first floor and saw that no one was attending to Micah, Annika didn't want to get involved but still instructed a servant, "Serve Mr. Clemens some coffee, or else the kids will be unhappy." "Yes." the servant replied.