The Heir's Secret Bride (Maeve and Byron) novel Chapter 408

Chapter 408 

Serena looked down on this little kid who was like a coal ball. When she heard his words, she asked Maeve, “Ms. Reese, did you teach this? It’s not good to use a child to take credit for yourself, right?” 

Mr. Malvis also looked displeased. 

“Am I using a child to take credit for myself, or are you shameless enough to take advantage of a child?” Maeve trusted her child unconditionally, not to mention that she knew how hard it had been for them to treat Byron’s eyes recently. 

With their character, they would not and would not bother to lie 

Instead, it was Serena and her father who suddenly appeared… 

“Are you joking with us?” Mr. Malvis frowned. “Aren’t you too good at distorting right and wrong? Mr. Mcdaniel clearly recovered after taking my antidote. The doctor was also present at that time. If you don’t believe me, you can call them and ask.” 

Will held down the angry Theo and asked him, “When did you give my father the antidote?” 

Hearing him call Byron dad, Mr. Malvis’s expression changed. His expression turned even uglier. “Not long ago, about half an hour ago.” 

“That means my father just came out of the operating theater, and it’s only been half an hour, and you’re already so sure that your antidote has taken effect?” Will analyzed calmly. “Or could it be that you saw that my father is fine and deliberately gave him the so–called antidote to steal the credit?” | 

Mr. Malvis had never been questioned like this before, especially by a three or four–year–old child. His face turned green. 

“Will, my father and I came to help out of kindness. It’s not like what you’ve misunderstood.” Serena sounded aggrieved. 

As she spoke, she looked at Maeve. “Ms. Reese, no matter how much you have against me, you shouldn’t talk nonsense in front of a child, right?” 

Maeve chuckled. “How much do you have against me again? You’re accusing me openly and covertly?” 

“Mr. Mcdaniel, what do you think? My father and I spent a lot of effort to heal your eyes. How did we end up being accused of deliberately stealing credit?” Serena complained to Byron. 

With this favor, she did not believe that Byron would not help her. 

Moreover, she knew very well that Byron and Maeve had been in conflict recently. It would be great if they could break up because of this. 

Maeve looked at Byron and realized that his lips were slightly curved, as if he was smiling. 

However, there was a hint of sarcasm in his smile. 

“Serena, could it be that you think my eyes are bad and my heart is blind? I can’t even tell who cured my eyes?” Byron’s headache lessened a little. He finally calmed down and said in an indifferent tone, “For the sake of Posa Root, I won’t argue with you. 

You’d better not use your tone in front of me to attack my family. Maeve, see the guest out.” 

The two Malvis were instantly embarrassed. 

Hearing what Byron called her, Maeve felt a little uncomfortable. We were about to break up. Was it appropriate for him to call me so intimately? Or did he not take my words to heart at all?‘ 

However, she did not deny it in front of outsiders. “Please.” 

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Chapter 408 

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Serena was only ashamed and resentful, but Mr. Malvis was truly angry. He thought that his kindness had not been repaid, and he had even been bitten back! 

He immediately pulled his daughter and left angrily. 

“Look at who you like! After taking my medicine, you turned around and refused to admit it. You even used the child as an excuse. You’re really too much!” Mr. Malvis let out his anger as soon as he came out. “You’re going back with me tomorrow. Why are you still staying here to suffer?!” 

Of course Serena wouldn’t allow that and quickly explained, “Dal, don’t you see that it’s all that woman’s doing? Mr. Mcdaniel was also deceived by her. When he finds out that it was actually you who cured him, he’ll surely regret it! So please don’t be angry.” 

Mr. Malvis had been aloof and noble for half of his life. How could he possibly not be angry? 

Seeing that his daughter was so stubborn, he did not intend to care anymore. He waved his hand and left. 

Serena stomped her feet and quickly followed. 

In the ward, Theo checked Byron’s pulse, and his furrowed eyebrows finally relaxed. “I thought it was some kind of antidote. It’s the basic version of the antidote I made for Mommy. Ordinary poisons can be cured, but how can it be so easy to cause a retina poison barrier caused by multiple drugs?” 

Moreover, before this, he had already helped Stinky Daddy get rid of the toxins in his eyes. Not to mention the antidote they gave him, even if he took candy, it would be found that his body was not poisonous. 

How embarrassing. They only knew how to follow behind others and take advantage of them. Theo felt helpless. 

Maeve pinched the little thing’s bulging cheeks. Unexpectedly, Byron also raised his hand and accidentally grabbed her palm. 

A subtle electric current ran from Maeve’s palm to her tailbone, making her panic for no reason. She immediately retracted her hand. 

Byron’s movements paused slightly. Then, he retracted his hand and twisted his fingertips slightly. 

Will noticed his parents‘ small actions. He looked around with his round eyes and felt that something was amiss. 

Theo did not notice anything. He just looked at Byron with dissatisfaction. “You clearly know that they’re lying. Why did you let them slander me?” 

During the treatment, Byron even woke up once. After knowing that something had happened to Maeve, he forced himself to send people to help. 

However, when they slandered Theo just now, he did not speak up for him! 

Theo was very angry. The consequences were very serious! 

“If you’re a girl, I’ll protect you.” Byron snorted. “Otherwise, you’ll be like Will. When you encounter something, you’ll have to take care of it yourself. Don’t expect your mommy and I to protect you.” 

How could a boy be pampered? 

Theo was stunned. 

So was Maeve. 

Will did not know how to speak up for his father. He could only hope that his father would be able to hold on after knowing his younger brother’s identity. 

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