Chapter 967:
âWhy are you staring at me like that?â Gianna snapped, irritation etched on her face. âDonât listen to her nonsense!â
âThe court officials are here, so I said that to provoke you. If you donât believe me, ask her if she has sold your house and car. Let her explain, and youâll feel better, wonât you?â Eileenâs eyes gleamed with mischief. Conroyâs questioning gaze bore into Gianna, whose frown only deepened.
Eileen continued, âThen again, what good would asking do? How would you know if sheâs telling the truth or not?â Bryan sauntered to Eileenâs side, a smile playing on his lips. âShe has a point.â
Eileen turned to him, her tone playful. âOh, stop. I was just speculating. Itâs probably not true.â
âIs it?â Bryanâs eyes sparkled with intrigue.
âMaybe youâve guessed it right, but who can say for certain?â Eileen said. âShe might have sold his assets while he was bedridden. If she sensed trouble, she could quickly leave, right?â
Bryan furrowed his brow in mock contemplation. âItâs just a theory.â
A heavy silence descended upon the room. Everyone could see that Eileen and Bryan were doing this on purpose, but its effectiveness was undeniable. Giannaâs expression darkened. She knew Conroy would be tricked by them.
True to form, suspicion etched itself deeper into Conroyâs features. Though he maintained composure in front of the others, doubt had taken hold. Conroy pressed his hand to his chest, his expression dark.
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As the court staff departed after offering words of comfort to Conroy, Eileen turned to Bryan with a mischievous glint in her eyes. She linked her arm through his and declared, âLetâs head home. I need to tally up our shared assetsâsee how many houses belong to each of us.â
Bryanâs voice remained neutral as he replied, âNo need. I donât own a single property. The companies, houses, carsâtheyâre all in your name.â
Feigning surprise, Eileen said, âSo if I were to sell everything and transfer the funds, youâd be left penniless?â
Bryan replied with a serious expression, âWhich is why I hope youâll consider our loveâ¦â
The ward door closed behind them, muffling their conversation.
Before Conroy could gather his thoughts, Giannaâs temper flared. âWhatâs that look for? You donât trust me? You think Iâve sold off the house and car, is that it?â
âThen let me keep the ownership certificates!â Conroy demanded, his voice rising.
Suddenly, the door swung open. Eileen poked her head in, adding fuel to the fire. âIf the certificates are in her name, you keeping them means nothing. She could report them lost, have new ones issued, and still sell everything.â
After saying that, she closed the door once more. Through the long glass panel, Conroy caught a glimpse of Eileen and Bryan walking arm in arm, leaving.
âI canât stay here any longer,â Conroy said, throwing back his covers and attempting to rise.
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