The CEO’S Unplanned Heir novel (Aurelia and Leopold) novel Chapter 220

Chapter 220 

His fingers tightened abruptly, causing the glass cup in his hand to shatter with a loud “pop.” Water trickled down onto the table, startling her. 

“Are you alright, Mr. Leopold?” 

Leopold sucked in a breath through his teeth, tossing the shards into the trash bin with a violent gesture that caused them to become even more pulverized. 

Aurelia felt a bone–chilling coldness creep over her. She took a step forward, then retracted it. 

Was the boss in a bad mood? 

Had there been an argument with his sweetheart at the yacht party? 

No wonder he had fled here before the party ended! 

He was using her as an outlet for his anger, wasn’t he? 

She hadn’t realized her role was multifunctional. Not only was she carrying his children, but also bearing his 

emotions! 

“Mr. Leopold, I… I’ll go take a shower.” She tried to slink away along the wall, but he was on her in a flash, cornering her against the wall. 

His gaze was direct and icy, like two sharp swords that could pierce her at any moment. 

“Where did you go for dinner?” he demanded. 

She shrank back slightly, “A creative restaurant at the Royal Emerald Resort.” 

“With whom?” His handsome face was covered in storm clouds, heralding a tempestuous mood. 

Aurelia swallowed hard, “Your brother.” She quickly added, “And my younger brother.” 

She didn’t want to lie, but given his irritable mood, she feared any misinterpretation would make her the target of his anger, like that shattered glass. 

Leopold smirked, a mocking edge to his voice, “You and your brother are getting quite cozy with Arnold. Do you think you’re part of the family now?” 

She pulled a face at him, “Are you jealous that Arno treats Avery like a little brother?” 

Leopold choked at her words, his anger dissipating against an invisible wall. 

“What on earth is going in that head of yours?” 

Aurelia pouted, “Don’t take your bad mood out on me. I’m pregnant.” 

She was just Arno’s sounding board because they were friends. But her relationship with Leopold was strictly business, devoid of any emotional ties. She wasn’t qualified or entitled to help him deal with his issues. 

Leopold flicked her forehead. His bad mood was her fault in the first place! No one could affect his mood as much as she did! 

“From now on, you must be here whenever I am.” Leopold commanded. 

“Then you should send me a WhatsApp before you come. That way, if I’m not around, you don’t have to come,” she suggested cautiously, only to be met by Leopold’s icy stare that nearly froze her to the spot.