Revenge On My First Love novel Chapter 406

Chapter 406 Revenge on the Greenspan Family

"Sophia, our two families have been friends for so long! Could you please speak for us for old times' sake?" Aiden could only hope Sophia would help them.

"Noah, go home with your father."

Noah knew that no matter how close he was with Sophia, she couldn't just let the Greenspan family off the hook easily because this matter involved Bonnie.

After the Greenspans left, Drake glanced at Sophia, "I don't care what you think. Don't try to defend them!"

"I can distinguish right from wrong. Noah and I are friends, but the Greenspans have hurt my daughter. I would avenge her myself even if you don't."

Drake looked at her again. "You'd better keep your word!"

Since Bonnie needed to rest quietly now, so everyone went home.

Drake wanted to be with Bonnie now, but he had to deal with the Greenspan family first, or they might escape and it would be hard to catch them.

So, Drake took the men Paul led here to the Greenspan Residence.

Sophia also took some men with her. She wanted to seek justice for her daughter.

Aiden looked at them and all those men and his face turned pale.

"Sophia, don't you care about the friendship between our two families?"

"Sophia, I have always liked you. And to save your brother, Noah..."

Before he could finish, he was intimidated by the horrifying look in Sophia's eyes.

In the past two years, Sophia filled Noah's position in the Greenspan Group. Aiden had thought that Sophia was just eye candy. To his surprise, Sophia easily defeated all her rivals in Pinkerton. She was a sophisticated and calm businesswoman who was even smarter than many of the entrepreneurs who had been doing business for decades.

She was even more decisive when suppressing other companies owned by the Greenspans.

"Mr. Greenspan, I will go easy on the Greenspan family for your sake. But you have to hand over your wife to us."

Upon hearing this, Aiden knew what she meant.

"Noah, go call your mother over."

Noah knew what Aiden was thinking and wanted to persuade him, "Dad, don't do this. No matter what, she's your wife!"

"Shut up! Your mother did something wrong and has to pay for it."

"Dad!"

Noah shouted.

"If you're not going, I can ask someone else to call her over."

Noah knew that Sophia had the say here, so he walked up to her, "Sophia, I have said that I can take whatever punishment. I failed to take care of Bonnie. It's all my fault."

Sophia looked at him as if looking at a stranger, "Noah, your mom could take Bonnie away so easily because you didn't really stop her. Am I right?"

Noah was stunned.

He indeed didn't really stop his mother when his mother took Bonnie away.

He had thought that although his mother was mad then, she wouldn't hurt Bonnie and he would easily find Bonnie since they were in the Greenspan Residence.

In his eyes, his mother just wanted to vent her anger and she would be fine after she did.

But he had never thought that things would have gotten so bad.

"So, get out of the way. Don't let me say it twice!"

Noah frowned, "Even so, you were the one who messed with Sophia first."

In the past two years, Mrs. Greenspan had always offended Sophia wherever Sophia went. Sophia didn't care about being provoked, but she couldn't let Mrs. Greenspan off this time, because Mrs. Greenspan hurt her daughter.

"What are you talking about, Noah? You are my son. Why are you taking her side?"

"Mom, I am not taking her side. I am being fair."

"Fair? Oh, should I be scared of her just because she took so many men here? I'd like to see what she wants to do to me!"

Sophia had expected this, but she was still angry about Mrs. Greenspan's attitude.

Her daughter almost died but this woman didn't feel sorry at all.

Sophia walked up to her and grabbed her arm.

Mrs. Greenspan staggered, "Sophia, what are you doing? I warn you, you're in my turf!"

"Okay. I'd like to see if anyone's going to help you!"

What did she mean?

Sophia kicked her and she fell down to the ground.

"You..."

Mrs. Greenspan looked at her in disbelief.

"I had considered letting you off if you apologized, but now, it seems you would never realize your mistake. My daughter got bitten by the viper because of you. I am not letting you off today!"