Chapter 179 A Secret
Outside the Wyvernport Hotel, there was a bustling scene. The
perimeter of the red rope barrier was filled with journalists, resembling a red carpet event for a celebrity.
With the appearance of various prominent figures, the atmosphere reached its climax.
In a hotel room, Claudia sat down, surrounded by the rest of the Friedan family.
Thomas stood in the middle and repeatedly instructed, âThe Ferguson family is considered one of the
top families in Vencumfield. Seraphina, when you meet Horaceâs family, you should be polite and
courteous.â
In Thoma sâs mind, Horace had already been considered as a âprospective son-in-lawâ.
Horace had good character and appearance, and came from a well-off family. The marriage between
the Friedan family and the Ferguson family was considered a good match.
Listening to Thoma sâs words, Claudiaâs expression remained unchanged: âHorace was just my friend.â
âWhat kind of friend are you!â Thomas immediately turned cold, âYou are still carrying someone elseâs
child in your belly. It is your good fortune that Horace likes you. Donât be ungrateful when you are in a
fortunate position.â
âIn the future, if you have a child with you, letâs see who will still want you.â
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Thoma sâs words were cold and harsh. As soon as he finished speaking, Emily next to him slapped him
and said, âWhat nonsense is this old man talking about? Even if Seraphina doesnât get married, we still
canât afford to support her?â
Thoma sâs breath caught, his lips twitched, and he stammered, âI was just saying that Horace seems
like a good kidâ¦â
Emily gave him a disdainful look and said, âEven if Seraphina liked you, I wouldnât have chosen you if I
didnât like you back then.â
Thomas simply closed his mouth.
Seeing this scene, Elva sitting in the corner tightened her fingers, her face full of jealousy.
Due to Eileenâs help, the Friedan family did not send her back to her old house. However, since then,
no matter how hard she tried to please them, the Friedan family treated her as if she were invisible.
Just like this kind of banquet, although she could appear, it was only a facade to the outside world.
When discussing internal matters, she was never allowed to participate.
As soon as Elva thought about Claudia becoming the star of the Ferguson Group, she became jealous
and her eyes turned red.
This meant that she and Horace became even closer.
Thinking of that handsome and polite man, Elvaâs heart pounded, her eyes turning red and redder. In
the end, she turned her head and maneuvered her wheelchair to slide away.
Her appearance was very eye-catching. The socialites who were originally standing outside the door
subconsciously pretended not to see her when they saw her.
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In the past, she was the most popular one. Every time she appeared, people would flock to her and try
to get close to her. But now, she sits alone in a wheelchair, feeling out of place among others.
Thinking of these, Elva clenched her fists tightly, a chill surged up in her heart.
Just then, a person walked in from outside the door, and all the women in the room turned their gaze
toward that direction.
The man had a tall figure, handsome features, and an outstanding temperament, as if he had walked
out of a group of celebrities.
âMr. Lamont!â
Agirl screamed softly.
It was Edmond, he walked into the crowd and instantly became the most eye-catching person.
Seeing Edmond, Elvaâs heart fluttered slightly.
Edmond still doesnât know whose child is in Claudiaâs belly. If he knew that Claudiaâs child is his, would
he forcefully remarry Claudia?
As far as she knew, Claudia had no plans to remarry.
Elva had a thought and manipulated the wheelchair toward Edmond.
âMr. Lamont,â Elva squeezed her way next to him and whispered, âI wonder if you have a moment to
talk to me. I have a secret to tell you.â
Her voice fell, and the surrounding noise quieted down.
Secret, what secret?
The onlookers pri cked up their ears.
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Edmond looked at Elva, his eyes dangerously narrowed.
Although Thomas tried his best to keep the Friedan familyâs affairs under control, there are no walls
that are completely airtight in the world. What should be known and what shouldnât be known, all
became known.
âNo time.â
He didnât look at Elva, but looked around, his eyes searching for someoneâs figure.
Ignored, Elva paused for a moment and then laughed, âYou donât want to know about Claudiaâs
pregnancy?â
Edmondâs footsteps came to a halt.
In a small corner of the hotel.
Edmond and Elva sat facing each other, with Edmond leaning back on the leather sofa. He was
dressed in a solid-colored suit, paired with a gray shirt. His simple presence alone was captivating.
Elegant and refined, calm and confident, that is the perfect portrayal of him.
It is hard to imagine that Seraphina, who had nothing, also married this man and lived a privileged life,
even becoming pregnant with his
child.
Some people are born lucky, and Seraphina is one of them.
âMr. Lamont, if Claudiaâs child was yours, would you remarry her?â
As soon as Elva spoke, the atmosphere dropped.
âWhat does it mean?â Edmond tapped his slender fingers on the
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armrest of the sofa, a hint of caution in his eyes.
The information found by Enigma would not be wrong, what does Elva mean by this statement?
Seeing that Edmond had no intention of answering, Elva smiled and sarcastically said, âThe child in her
belly is yours.â
Edmondâs face remained calm, but inside, a storm of emotions was raging, wave after wave crashing
against his sanity.
âWhere is the evidence?â he rasped, his eyes as cold as an ice cellar. âYouâve never gotten along with
her, so tell me, what benefit does this bring to you?â
âLiked Horace,â Elvaâs voice was light and ethereal, with a hint of fierceness in her eyes. âI didnât want
to see their families unite, and I especially didnât want to see the person I liked marry someone I didnât
like.â
If it werenât for this, I wouldnât have told you about it at all.
âThe Friedan family kept it a secret from you, especially Claudia. She didnât want you to know about the
child because she wanted to raise the child alone.â
Elvaâs words pierced his body like needles.
When he heard that the child was his, he no longer felt as joyful as before. However, when he heard
that Claudia wanted to raise the child alone, his heart felt like it was being twisted by steel wires, and
he couldnât catch his breath.
She never thought about being with him, let alone remarrying him.
She exerted all her strength to escape from him, avoiding him like a snake or a scorpion.
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âMr. Lamont, if you liked her, you should have pursued her. Remarrying was not impossible.â
Elva smiled and mustered up the courage to persuade him.
Although she didnât like Seraphina marrying into any wealthy family, she would rather marry Edmond
than Horace.
Horace was determined to become a father, and she couldnât stop him, so she had to let others stop
him.
Elva smirked, her mind calculating furiously.
âWords are not enough, why should I believe you?â Edmond sneered. âI thought it was something
important, turns out itâs just this.â
He stood up, his face stern, but the trembling in his hands betrayed his
emotions.
After Eileen did that outrageous thing, he also began to doubt the authenticity of the Enigmaâmessage.
Even though he knew Claudia wanted to escape from him, the moment he realized she was actually
carrying his child, he could forgive everything.
He stumbled a few steps, feeling dazed and empty, as if his soul had been drained.
Just then, a small argument brought his thoughts back.
It was Horace and his mother.
âSeraphina was pregnant with someone elseâs child, and I disagreed unless she had an abortion.â
âMom, what I liked about her was her as a person. Terminating the
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pregnancy would have caused her a lot of harm. I can love her unconditionally and treat her child as
my own.â
Love me, love my dog!
Horaceâs mother covered her chest in astonishment and angrily exclaimed, âCasually saying such big
words, do you know whose child is in her belly?â
âI knew,â Horace said in a flat tone, as if stating the most ordinary thing, âIt was Edmondâs.â