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Chapter 95 His Visiting
Chapter 95 His Visiting
Chapter 95 His Visiting
Orlando was frustrated, but he maintained calm and indifferent.
"I understand," he replied.
Keely heard this but couldn't retort due to Rex's poor health.
As Orlando exited the living room, she seized the opportunity and followed in his footsteps.
"Orlando, are you really going to see Cason?" Keely asked.
Orlando came to an abrupt stop.
Now they were standing in the garden where Rex couldn't hear their conversation from the living room.
His gaze faltered and replied, "No, I will not visit him."
Then Keely let out a sigh of relief.
She told scornfully, "I saw Cason earlier today. He looked great. It must be nothing more than a show to
catch Rex's attention! They have always been known for resorting to underhanded tactics like this. You
mustn't allow yourself to be deceived."
Taking advantage of Rex's poor health was simply unbearable.
Orlando said, "Mom, I understood."
"I had someone send your things to Hills Villa," Keely disclosed, "Rex may decide to check your
wedding room. Given his poor health, you had better not to upset him. I have already warned her. Now
Penny stayed in the guest bedroom, which is situated farthest from your master bedroom."
Keely's tone was filled with annoyance whenever she mentioned the Stuart's family. Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.
"Orlando, that Penny does have some looks. You need to be careful."
Although Orlando didn't like Penny's personality, he hadn't heard of her getting too close to other men
these past few years. So he chose to remain silent in response.
Worried that she had spoken too much and annoyed him, Keely sighed.
"Mom shouldn't have separated you and Angie in the past. Now that she's decided to return, it's
important that you both cherish each other. Since your older brother's passing, you're all I have left. I
just hope you'll live well!"
Her words stirred a chill within Orlando, causing his expression to turn cold, like a wintry morning
freezing all emotions in its wake.
He raised his head and replied coldly, "You only seem to care about me because of my brother's death.
I won't let you manipulate me, Mom. I can't be a substitute for him."
Keely, now pale and stricken, felt her fingers curl and tremble, almost sinking into her palm.
She said, "Orlando, is this how you treat your own mother? Everything I did was just for you."
He forced a sneer in response, "And your appreciation led to my brother's death."
The weight of guilt and agitation consumed Keely, overwhelming her fragile state.
Sensing her distress, Orlando softened his tone, not wanting to exacerbate the situation further.
"Just go inside. I'm leaving," he said briskly, before swiftly walking away.
When he reached the car, Zane was already seated inside, awaiting his return.
Zane inquired, "Orlando, should we return to the hotel now?"
Orlando had been staying at a hotel recently.
He rubbed his temples and replied, "Tomorrow, bring some gifts and visit Cason at the hospital."
Zane clarified, "Is that what Rex asked for?"
Orlando nodded, saying, "Yes, exactly."
Just as he was about to drive to the hotel, he heard Orlando summon, "Go to Hills Villa."
Rex's health had deteriorated significantly.
But even during meals, he still kept mentioning Penny.
Orlando predicted that Rex would visit Hills Villa the next morning, so he needed to go back there.
Since he had to put on a show, he naturally had to eliminate any possibility of being exposed.