Five Lost Angels: My Husband's Fatal Deception novel Chapter 193

It appeared like she was talking to herself, trying to find answers. However, this self question-answer session gave me a hint about this whole haphazard, disapproving my initial report.

Gosh! They were here for me!

I was taken aback by the purpose of their visit, they specifically came to see me without any prior notice, although I had given them my business card. They could have given me a call before setting off.

Anyway, whether they had informed me or not, the main question was: Why would they want to meet me?

In fact, I was eager to meet Sienna for the engagement's issue, and she had come to my door herself, such a coincidence blew my head away. But we were dead silent, guessing wildly instead of actually talking. This prolonged suspense got on my nerves, torturing me with horrifying risks.

I couldn't help but speak up in panic.

"Good to see you, Sienna. How are you doing?”

My nonsensical queries pierced through the air as I continued like an idiot, deepening the horizontal lines of worry on Aaron's forehead.

"Welcome to my Villa!

How did you find the address? I only gave you my office's card"

Well, that was the breaking news for Bright as he wasn't aware of this exchange, frowning suspiciously. He must be taking me as a liar after this confession.

My pleading gaze met with his as I begged him silently for a chance. I would definitely explain everything later.

As my questions were directed towards Sienna, she was the first one to come out of the trance. She reciprocated my greetings and spoke formally.

"I am doing well. Thank you, Laura. You left in a hurry that day, so we thought about surprising you"

She jabbed her elbow in her frozen brother's rib cage, eyeing him to move. Aaron flinched and presented me a bouquet, responding with a forced smile.

Ignoring the clear signs of an upcoming storm, Bright was ready to disclose our relationship in front of that brother-sister duo, adamant about turning my Villa's garage into a battlefield. I had to step up immediately to restrain the raging flood, maintaining harmony.

Luckily, a golden idea assisted me at the spot, making me act like a courteous host. I hurriedly stepped aside and welcomed my guests in.

"I apologize for my rudeness, Sienna. It's just that I was so surprised to see you guys here that I forgot to invite you in.

Please come inside. We will discuss everything over a nice meal"

Quickly racing my brain for a formal dinner, I made way for Sienna and Aaron. They were about to step in when my kids' energetic voices echoed in the surroundings.

"Daddy, have you ordered desserts for dinner?”

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