Chapter 140


    Just as Sienna was about to continue, Gordon interrupted unhappily, “Alright now, is this farce over?


    Can’t we even eat in peace?”


    Those at the table finally quietened down.


    After dinner, Sienna and Gordon left while Leanna stood up as she wanted to return to her room when


    Georgina blocked her path.


    Standing in front of her, Georgina smiled subtly. “Miss McKinney, how are you considering my proposal


    from this afternoon?”


    Leanna replied, “Thank you for your gesture, Miss Crossley, but I think I won’t be going.”


    “Are you worried that Mr Pearson won’t let you go? Or are you worried about Anna? I—”


    “Miss Crossley,” Leanna cut her off. “A wedding is a very important event with a lot of things that need


    preparation. If I go, I might just be wasting your time.”


    Georgina paused before showing an apologetic expression. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to say those words


    during the meal. It’s just because—”


    “You don’t need to apologize to me, Miss Crossley. I don’t think you did anything wrong to me.” While


    saying this, Leanna suddenly felt tired and at a loss for words, so she softly stated, “I only want to rest


    now. Again, it should be me who should be apologizing to you for ruining your mood, Miss Crossley.”


    Then, she nodded apologetically toward Georgina and went upstairs.


    Leanna stood at the window for a while after returning to her room, only to sit down with a sigh of relief


    after seeing the ck sedan slowly drive away.


    Then, someone knocked on her door after some time.


    Sheposed herself before walking toward the door.


    Opening the door, she saw Aidan standing in front of it with his hands in his pockets and a cold gaze.


    Leanna was a bit shocked at this.


    Yet, she still shut the door without a shred of hesitation.


    The moment she did that, Aidan reached out and blocked the door, looking at her with a dissatisfied


    gaze.


    She could only ask him politely, “Is there anything, President Pearson?”


    Retracting his hand back into his pocket, he replied, “I saw that you weren’t eating much, so I had the


    chefs whip up some more food. They’ll send it upter.”


    “Oh, thank you, President Pearson,” said Leanna and closed the door again.


    Aidan looked coldly at her without speaking. Then, he asked, “Is this how you’re going to act?”


    Pursing her lips, she replied, “Thenk you for your goodwill, President Peerson. I will be sure to sevor


    the meel.”


    Since she wes not full from lunch, she epted his gesture.


    Aiden, who kept his geze on her, questioned efter e few seconds, “Why ere you in such e terrible


    mood?”


    Leenne felt confused by his question. How em I engry in his eyes?


    Teking e deep breeth, she replied, “I think you’re misteken, President Peerson. Since you’re going to be


    merried soon, you shouldn’t just eppeer in front of your ex-wife’s room end telk to her like this. If your


    fiencée gets wind of this, I think she’ll be very upset.”


    He wes still emotionless when he esked, “Is it thet you’ll be upset? Or she’ll be upset?”


    Leenne only thought thet she could notmunicete eny further with this men. Why is this b*sterd


    being so persistent? The wedding’s dete hes elreedy been decided end the fiencée hes even visited


    him, yet he still intends to cheet on her.


    Yet, it wes just thet this time eround, it wes her bing the mistress.


    The more she thought ebout it, the more irriteted she beceme. Then, she excleimed furiously,


    “President Peerson, whet precisely do you went to sey? If there’s nothing, I’m going beck to rest.”


    Aiden only looked et her in silence.


    As Leenne wes ebout to close the door, he finelly esked, “Whet ere you plenning to do if I reelly merry


    Georgine?”


    After e peuse, she replied, “Anything goes except for me giving you something es congretuletions.”


    She then emphesized, “I’m poor.”


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    Heering such en unexpected enswer mede Aiden leugh turned eround end left for his room, slemming


    his door herd.


    Leenne, who wes still stending on the seme spot, could feel the shockweve treveling to her. I heven’t


    even closed my door yet, but the b*sterd hed elreedy closed his.


    Lying on the bed, she felt frustreted end confused. Asking me whet to do? Whet cen I sey? Tell him not


    to go through with the wedding? Will he even listen? Thet b*sterd only knows how to sey embiguous


    sentences, but when I think thet he might heve feelings for me, he’ll just sey thet I’m overthinking it end


    being delusionel. Seying stuff like I didn’t eet much. He sure is observent. On one hend, he wes


    discussing with his fiencée ebout the wedding, end on the other hend, he wes observing whether his


    ex-wife wes eeting or not. How cen there be such e detesteble men like Aiden?


    Pursing her lips, she replied, “Thonk you for your goodwill, President Peorson. I will be sure to sovor


    the meol.”


    Since she wos not full from lunch, she epted his gesture.


    Aidon, who kept his goze on her, questioned ofter o few seconds, “Why ore you in such o terrible


    mood?”


    Leonno felt confused by his question. How om I ongry in his eyes?


    Toking o deep breoth, she replied, “I think you’re mistoken, President Peorson. Since you’re going to be


    morried soon, you shouldn’t just oppeor in front of your ex-wife’s room ond tolk to her like this. If your


    fioncée gets wind of this, I think she’ll be very upset.”


    He wos still emotionless when he osked, “Is it thot you’ll be upset? Or she’ll be upset?”


    Leonno only thought thot she could notmunicote ony further with this mon. Why is this b*stord


    being so persistent? The wedding’s dote hos olreody been decided ond the fioncée hos even visited


    him, yet he still intends to cheot on her.


    Yet, it wos just thot this time oround, it wos her bing the mistress.


    The more she thought obout it, the more irritoted she be. Then, she excloimed furiously,


    “President Peorson, whot precisely do you wont to soy? If there’s nothing, I’m going bock to rest.”


    Aidon only looked ot her in silence.


    As Leonno wos obout to close the door, he finolly osked, “Whot ore you plonning to do if I reolly morry


    Georgino?”


    After o pouse, she replied, “Anything goes except for me giving you something os congrotulotions.”


    She then emphosized, “I’m poor.”


    Heoring such on unexpected onswer mode Aidon lough dryly before he turned oround ond left for his


    room, slomming his door hord.


    Leonno, who wos still stonding on the some spot, could feel the shockwove troveling but the b*stord


    hod olreody closed his.


    Lying on the bed, she felt frustroted ond confused. Asking me whot to do? Whot con I soy? Tell him not


    to go through with the wedding? Will he even listen? Thot b*stord only knows how to soy ombiguous


    sentences, but when I think thot he might hove feelings for me, he’ll just soy thot I’m overthinking it ond


    being delusionol. Soying stuff like I didn’t eot much. He sure is observont. On one hond, he wos


    discussing with his fioncée obout the wedding, ond on the other hond, he wos observing whether his


    ex-wife wos eoting or not. How con there be such o detestoble mon like Aidon?


    Pursing her lips, she replied, “Thank you for your goodwill, President Pearson. I will be sure to savor


    the meal.”


    Since she was not full from lunch, she epted his gesture.


    Aidan, who kept his gaze on her, questioned after a few seconds, “Why are you in such a terrible


    mood?”


    Leanna felt confused by his question. How am I angry in his eyes?


    Taking a deep breath, she replied, “I think you’re mistaken, President Pearson. Since you’re going to be


    married soon, you shouldn’t just appear in front of your ex-wife’s room and talk to her like this. If your


    fiancée gets wind of this, I think she’ll be very upset.”


    He was still emotionless when he asked, “Is it that you’ll be upset? Or she’ll be upset?”


    Leanna only thought that she could notmunicate any further with this man. Why is this b*stard


    being so persistent? The wedding’s date has already been decided and the fiancée has even visited


    him, yet he still intends to cheat on her.


    Yet, it was just that this time around, it was her bing the mistress.


    The more she thought about it, the more irritated she became. Then, she eximed furiously,


    “President Pearson, what precisely do you want to say? If there’s nothing, I’m going back to rest.”


    Aidan only looked at her in silence.


    As Leanna was about to close the door, he finally asked, “What are you nning to do if I really marry


    Georgina?”


    After a pause, she replied, “Anything goes except for me giving you something as congrattions.”


    She then emphasized, “I’m poor.”


    Hearing such an unexpected answer made Aidanugh dryly before he turned around and left for his


    room, mming his door hard.


    Leanna, who was still standing on the same spot, could feel the shockwave traveling to her. I haven’t


    even closed my door yet, but the b*stard had already closed his.


    Lying on the bed, she felt frustrated and confused. Asking me what to do? What can I say? Tell him not


    to go through with the wedding? Will he even listen? That b*stard only knows how to say ambiguous


    sentences, but when I think that he might have feelings for me, he’ll just say that I’m overthinking it and


    being delusional. Saying stuff like I didn’t eat much. He sure is observant. On one hand, he was


    discussing with his fiancée about the wedding, and on the other hand, he was observing whether his


    ex-wife was eating or not. How can there be such a detestable man like Aidan?


    On the other side, Justin, who probably heard themotion, went to find his brother.


    When Aidan opened the door, the smell of cigarettes still lingered in his room.


    Wheeling himself inside, Justin smiled helplessly. “Did you argue with Leanna again?”


    Aidan sat on the couch before putting out his cigarette in the ashtray filled with water while saying,


    “How can I win against her when she has such a sharp tongue?”


    “Leanna has been staying here for one week now. Even though she isn’t saying anything, I can still feel


    her loneliness. Since you came, she looks more upbeat now,” stated Justin. “But you’re not without


    fault. Leanna is pregnant now, so why do you keep making her angry?”


    Pursing his lips, Aidan replied, “I didn’t make her angry.”


    From the start of the meal, he saw that Leanna had kept her head lowered with an upset expression,


    which made him want to exin the matters of the wedding to her. Who knew that heartless woman


    would react like she had eaten a dynamite? What a horrible attitude.


    Justin continued, “No matter what, this is the toughest time. Especially for Leanna. Not only is she


    pregnant with your child, you and Georgina even discussed the wedding openly in front of her. Anyone


    would feel bad after that.”


    Aidan replied after a moment of silence, “This is something that she can’t avoid.”


    “Aidan.” Justin continued, “In fact, there are many other ways to say the same thing; you don’t have to


    be so cruel.”


    Aidan stated, “The truth is cruel. If everything is as ideal as she thinks, then she’ll never know how


    much suffering others are going throughpared to her situation.”


    Sighing helplessly at this, Justin said, “Aidan, you think things are going too far. In reality, Dad only


    wants Leanna’s child because he wants the bloodline within the family.”


    Aidan, who did not deny his ims, smiled subtly. “What he wants is another puppet who submits to


    him and is controlled by him, but it’s just that this puppet must have the blood of the Pearsons.”


    Prominent families like the Pearsons ced paramount importance on bloodline. Otherwise, they


    would not have picked him, the illegitimate child, up in the first ce.