Chapitre 138: Laura Barged In

Meanwhile downstairs, Amos was seen looking at the picture frame hanging on the walls.

Two maids kept a close eye on him as he moved from one corner of the room to the other.

"It's so cruel of them to exclude her from every picture they took," Amos said as he stretched his hand and lifted a family picture sitting on the long brown table connected to the wall.

His eyebrows creased to form a frown as he stared at the smiling faces of the family of four on the picture in his hand.

Adhara wearing a green off-shoulder evening gown had the broadest smile in the picture.

[How dare she smile after bullying my woman by excluding her from all the family pictures?]

Amos grabbed the picture frame tighter. 

He was about to apply more strength and break the frames into pieces when loud footsteps descending the stairs caught his attention. 

He resisted the desire to chuckle seeing her running like a cheetah.