My Sleeping Beauty Husband By Lyanna Nichols Chapter 116


    Chapter 116 Out of the Smith Family


    Looking at the cold eyes of Alston and others, Molly panicked and trembled all over. “I, I really didn’t me


    an it. I was just curious and identally broke Mrs. Smith’s violin.”


    “Curiosity?” Cynthiaughed and


    pointed to the scores scattered all over the floor behind her. “You also threw the scores. If you were just


    curious, why did you throw them that I carefully put away all over the floor.”


    “You are deliberately taking revenge and venting your dissatisfaction.”


    After Cynthia finished speaking, Molly was extremely flustered and stammered to exin. “No, no…”


    “It was you!” A clear female voice suddenly came. They turned their heads and saw Joyce standing at t


    he stairs, pointing at Molly angrily. “Mrs. Smith, she has been prying into Mr. Smith’s preferences and


    habits in detail since she came here. And she kept staring at the second floor in her spare time, trying t


    o go up when


    others didn’t notice. She failed because I kept my eyes on her.”


    “You’re talking nonsense. I didn’t!” Molly sharply retorted.


    Joyce’s face was flushed with anger. “We both know what was going on. You would have rolled on their


    bed if Mrs. Smith’s bedroom hadn’t been locked. You


    know Mr. Smith and Mrs. Smith are in a good rtionship, but you are trying to intervene in their marria


    ge. You are really shameless.”


    “Mrs. Smith, just because I warned her several times, she held a grudge against me. She broke your vi


    olin and


    nted on me.”


    Joyce felt very wronged. She was framed by Molly in such a short time. If Cynthia didn’t trust her, it wou


    ld be


    hard for her to vindicate herself.


    When Cynthia thought of the scene of Molly rolling on their bed, she felt sick.


    Molly was ashamed and indignant. She thought she had hidden well, but Joyce caught her in front of s


    o many people. Not daring to look up, she just wanted to leave the Smith family..


    “Since you don’t like me, I will go!” Molly nced at them aggrievedly, trying to leave with her face cove


    red. But Lorenz, standing at the door, blocked her way when she just got up.


    “Mr. Green, what do you want?” Molly stepped back defensively and asked.


    Lorenz lowered his head and smiled. “Will you just leave?”


    Molly’s face changed when she heard that. “Why? Do you want to bully me? I am a weak woman. If yo


    u dare. to bully me, I will call the police. I will make everyone know how the presidents of Smith Group


    and Green Group pull rank on me.”


    Cynthia burst outughing when she heard it.


    “Miss Jones. Shame on


    you. How could you say we bullied you? Look at the mess behind you, who was bullied? You can’t just


    go away after breaking my violin. You have to pay for it.”


    Molly looked back, finding that


    the expensive scores were just messed up, not damaged. But the violin waspletely useless. The st


    rings were broken, and the body was smashed and damaged in several ces.


    “It’s just a violin. I’ll pay for it. Thedy of the rich Smith family is so stingy.”


    Molly snorted coldly and wanted someone to get her bank card in her room.


    Cynthia winked at Joyce, and Joyce immediately went downstairs to Molly’s room to get something.


    After a while, she came over with Molly’s wallet.


    Molly nced at Joyce, snatched the wallet, and took out a card. It took her a long time to hand


    it to Cynthia. “Here is 20,000 dors. It should be enough!”


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    Cynthia leaned in Alston’s arms and sneered. “Since you have learned the violin for a while, you


    should know something about Master Milo.”


    Molly’s heart skipped a beat when she heard that. “Master Milo is a world–


    renowned violin maker. Why did


    she mention him?”


    She frowned and looked at Cynthia. “What does this have to do with Master Milo?”


    Cynthia signaled her to have a look at the violin. “This is a specially customized version of Master Milo.


    How could 20 grand be enough?”


    Molly was startled and ran over quickly, carefully picking up the violin on the ground. She saw Master M


    ilo’s


    unique mark on the violin, with her hands trembling.


    “It’s fake. How could Master Milo customize the violin for you?”


    Molly couldn’t believe it and stubbornly thought Cynthia wanted to deceive her.


    Cynthia raised her head


    and looked at Alston with a hint of gloom in her smile. “Could the gift Alston gave me


    be fake? Molly, you can’t put a dor figure on something like that. It is priceless. I did not call the polic


    e for


    my mother–inw’s sake. You are insulting me with 20, 000 dors.”


    Alston felt bad for her. He rubbed her hairfortingly and whispered in her ear. “Don’t be sad. I will gi


    ve you


    more and better gifts in the future.”


    Cynthia rested her head on his chest with a heavy heart.


    She liked this violin very much. Every time she used it, she was careful and cherished it. But Molly had


    ruined.


    it, which made her heart ache.


    Molly panicked. She looked through her wallet again, took all the cards and cash, and even took a few


    steel


    coins from the cracks.


    “I, I only


    have 60, 161 dors!” She held several cards and coins with trembling fingers and looked at them. pitif


    ully.


    Alston sneered. “You have to take responsibility for your action. If you can’t afford it, I will call the police


    . Based on the value of the violin, I guess you will be in prison for several years.”


    Molly burst into tears and shook her head palely. “No, I don’t want to, I don’t want to go to jail. I… I will t


    ry to pay for it. I will try…


    After Alston’s cousin, Ivan, had been imprisoned, his reputation waspletely ruined. If she, who was


    a woman, lost her reputation, she would be totally humiliated.


    She panicked, picked up her mobile phone with trembling hands, and called her family for help.


    After more than an hour, her family members came and scolded Molly severely. But Molly was the only


    daughter in the family. They didn’t want her to go to jail, and they had to pay four hundred thousand. An


    d


    they took Molly away in a hurry without taking her luggage.


    Cynthia asked Joyce to pack up Molly’s things and send them back to her family. She felt relieved.


    But the violin was broken.


    She looked at the broken violin distressedly, feeling her heart was bleeding. Lorenz looked at her and ru


    her hair. “Don’t be sad. Master Milo and our family got a little history. I will ask him to customize one for y


    Cynthia was immediately happy. “Really? You are amazing!”


    After Lorenz heard her praise, he nced at Alston proudly. Obviously, he was showing off.


    Alston’s face turned dark.


    To express her gratitude, Cynthia actively prepared dinner. Almost half of the dishes she cooked were


    Lorenz’s favorite.


    Cynthia enthusiastically put Lorenz’s food in his bowl, which made Alston jealous and bite his chopsticks


    bitterly.


    When the servants cleaned the dishes, they saw the deep tooth marks on Alston’s chopsticks, and


    they all


    sighed, “Mr. Smith’s teeth are really good!”


    After dinner, Lorenz


    wanted to stay, but Alston made an excuse to let him go. He looked at Cynthia, standing


    at the door watching Lorenz, put his arms around her slender waist, and said.


    “You only paid attention to Lorenz and ignored me at the table.”


    Cynthia was also a little embarrassed. “I, I was expressing my thanks.”


    Alston buried his head on her shoulder and said in a muffled voice, “I can ask Master Milo to customize…


    Cynthia stroked his hair with a smile. The more she got along with Alston, the more she felt that he was


    But she just loved it.


    Molly hadn’te out to greet Ste when she was home. She went back to the room, finding that ever