Chapter 82

Chapter 82: Reasonable Display of Weakness On the other end of the phone, Sophia just listened and let out a faint, cold laugh:

“Call an ambulance, get him a neurology consult, and check thoroughly if his brain has gone haywire.”

She coldly hung up the phone.

Everyone was caught off guard by this outcome.

Everyone was somewhat dumbfounded.

Sophia, who had been divorced, was surprisingly so arrogant!

Pierce’s face suddenly turned ashen, the light in his eyes completely disappeared.

He sat there, everyone could feel the gloom and deathly silence emanating from him.

Chad couldn’t help but want to persuade him to take things lightly, but he didn’t know where to start.

He couldn’t help but recall that he had asked him about his progress before, and he had said everything was going smoothly.

Was this how smoothly they were progressing?

Did Pierce understand it smoothly by himself?

It really made one’s hair stand on end.

Pierce staggered to his feet and walked out.

A now Chapter B3 Treasalile Display of Drinking more wouldn’t help, she wasn’t going to come.

This ruthless woman didn’t care about herself at all!

After some thought, Chad decided to follow.

Got in the car.

Pierce remained silent, as if he had been heavily hit by Sophia.

The driver asked where to go.

Chad thought for a moment, then gave an address.

Pierce was engulfed in darkness, seemingly wrapped tightly in indifference and loneliness.

Seeing him like this, Chad couldn’t help but speak up and advise:

“Bro, Sophia didn’t mean what she said, it might be because I didn’t phrase things well just now. I’ll explain it better next time!”

Pierce gave him a dark glance.

Could he drink that much alcohol again next time?

Chad sighed and rubbed his head:

“How could a woman be so easily softened? You have to be persistent!”

Pierce’s eyes were deep and he frowned in irritation.

Perseverance?

Drinking alcohol every day didn’t creating coincidences, giving surprises…”

Chad was prattling on about his own experiences.

Pierce was listening intently.

Suddenly realizing that he had never given her these, he owed her far too much.

The corners of my eyes involuntarily reddened, luckily the inside of the car was dim, nothing could be seen.

But Chad glanced over, catching the lingering wetness in the corner of his eyes.

The sound of talking stopped instantly.

Shocked, he moved closer, carefully observing:

“Bro, did you cry?”

He was just about to wipe his tears when he was rudely brushed off by Pierce.

“Stay away from me.”

His voice was cold and deep, as if he was trying to hide something.

Chad had a look of seeing through everything but not saying it, and he curled his lip:

“I wouldn’t tell anyone, it was too embarrassing.”

If Sister Sophia found out, wouldn’t she laugh Pierce to death?

Pierce: “……

The temperature inside the car inexplicably dropped several degrees.

25.38%

Chapter 82: Ressonshile Display of Weakness Chad completely shut up.

The driver arrived at the entrance of the community. As soon as Chad showed his face, the security guard recognized him and let him through.

“Bro, I just bought a house. You can make do for one night. I’m afraid it would be harder for you to go back to your marital home.”

“Chad said considerately.”

Pierce was drunk and had no idea what he was saying.

The driver and Chad got Pierce out of the car together.

Once he got downstairs, he surprisingly didn’t need anyone to support him.

After all, they were elites nurtured from a young age, even when drunk, they remained dignified.

Chad breathed a sigh of relief and spoke to the driver:

“Go back, he stayed with me tonight.”

Chad said and then took Pierce upstairs.

The driver nodded, just got in the car and was about to leave.

Just watched a white Porsche come in from outside.

It seemed somewhat familiar.

Then, a delicate and stunning woman stepped out of the car.

It was Sophia.

Sophia was climbing the stairs while on the phone, laughing and chatting merrily:

“Bring me some late–night snacks, brother…”

The driver squinted, thought for a moment, and sent a message to Emelia.

Soon, there was an extra sum of money in his account, and an additional thank you message in his phone.

The driver quickly drove away, The housemaid was cooking hangover soup at home, and Pierce was sitting there, his expression gloomy.

The name “Emelia” kept flashing on the mobile phone, He remained indifferent, as if he hadn’t seen it.

Very quickly.

Chad washed his face and came out, looking at his phone, he chuckled lightly:

“This big problem hasn’t been solved yet, bro, do you want me to take over?”

Pierce sat there indifferently, his eyes and brows showing refusal.

Chad directly swiped to answer.

“Pierce, what should I do, Joshua has a fever, I’m so scared, can you come over…‘

Emelia’s gentle voice, like water, came through, and Chad frowned in ‘silence.

This voice, it was too affected, wasn’t it!

Chapter $2. Reasonable Display of Weakness He coughed heavily:

“He’s not a doctor, go to the hospital if you have a fever. Are you waiting to become a fool from the fever?”

Emelia’s voice faltered, sounding somewhat cold:

“Who were you? And Pierce?”

“He asked me to tell you to go to the hospital if you’re sick. He’s not a doctor, why are you looking for him?”

“Were you the child’s real mother? You had time to play the victim here, but no time to call 120?”

Chad’s words left Emelia somewhat embarrassed.

“What’s it to you? Give the phone back to Pierce, Joshua is his child, of course he should be in charge!”

Chad sneered:

“You didn’t use this to deceive Sister Sophia, did you?”

Emelia fell silent instantly.

Chad clicked his tongue, “I was really right!”

He glanced at the indifferent Pierce, speaking sharply to Emelia on the phone:

“He didn’t like you, you needed to be self–aware!”

After Chad finished speaking, he didn’t give Emelia a chance to go crazy. He directly hung up the phone and turned it off.

Pierce’s eyes slightly faltered, his tone cold:

Chapter 62 Reasonable Display of Wea “I would send her away.”

Chad paused, “Just sending it away would solve the problem?”

He held a skeptical attitude.

However, he still laughed a bit:

“The guest room was ready, go rest, bro!”

Pierce had no interest in sleeping in unfamiliar places, he was particularly attached to the feeling of his marital bedroom at the moment.

He allowed himself to sober up for a while, then prepared to leave, Chad couldn’t stop it either, so he had the security prepare a car.

Pierce got on the elevator.

The elevator went down and opened.

Pierce saw Sophia coming out of another elevator with late–night snacks.

Sophia was also startled when she saw him.

Pierce immediately stepped out, pinching her arm, his eyes dark and profound:

“So you lived here?”

He had never managed to find out where she lived, not even once!

Sophia shook off his hand, “What’s it to you? You must be drunk, right?”

She quickly opened the door intending to go in, but Pierce forcefully