The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 495 - 506 Aiden Jiang’s Divorce (5)

"No problem." Louis Cox put away his phone and leaned back on the sofa.

His demeanor was lazy.

Cesar Myres took a sip of tea, looked at his expression, raised an eyebrow, and snickered, "Haven’t won over that girl yet?"

Louis glanced at him without a word.

Cesar didn’t mind and turned to Ivy Cox, "Louis is still a bit weak in pursuing girls."

"Heh." Ivy raised an eyebrow and smiled, "You haven’t met that girl; she’s quite stubborn and won’t yield to anything."

"Is she more stubborn than you?" Cesar suddenly said.

Ivy gave him an annoyed look, too lazy to respond.

Cesar burst out laughing, his voice loud as a bell, and reached out to tug her wrist.

Louis caught this from the corner of his eye, stood up, and said goodbye, "I have things to do, I’ll take my leave first."

"Come over for dinner tonight."

Seeing him stride away, Ivy quickly reminded him.

Louis didn’t answer and walked straight out of the hall.

"Fourth Brother."

A few men nearby called out in unison and quickly followed.

Louis lowered his eyes and asked casually, "The photos from last time, where are they?"

"Which time?" someone was puzzled.

"The ones of Charlotte Chester and that man outside," Louis said.

"Here, I’ve kept them well."

Louis nodded, stepping out while frowning tightly, deep in thought.

Bob Ginger’s words earlier had taken him by surprise.

Never would have thought—

Mia Ginger wasn’t Charlotte Chester’s child; Zuri Ginger was.

Then—

Under no circumstances could he let those two women continue to flaunt themselves in the Ginger Family.

Aiden Jiang had already started plotting; he needed to add more fuel to make this fire burn even more fiercely.

As for Bob Ginger’s feelings, they were entirely outside his consideration.

Louis lowered his gaze toward the man following closely beside him and smiled, "Within three days, make sure to deliver those photos directly to him personally."

"Understood, Fourth Brother, rest assured."

"Hmm." Louis twitched his fingers and nodded.

He curved his lips into a smile.

——

Zuri Ginger had been in the hospital for two days.

On January 25th, Charlotte Chester took her back home.

Mia Ginger and Bob Ginger were there too.

The four of them, each busy with their own matters, didn’t communicate much, and everyone was in a foul mood.

Waiting for the test results.

At six in the evening, Aiden Jiang returned home with a grim face, accompanied by Mason Sutton and a middle-aged man wearing glasses.

The three of them arrived in the hall and sat on the sofa one after another.

Charlotte Chester personally poured tea and served it.

Aiden lifted his eyes to look at her, then glanced at Bob Ginger, who happened to be coming down the stairs, and spoke, "Go upstairs and call Mia and Zuri down."

Bob nodded and turned to go up.

Soon—

He called Mia and Zuri down together.

Zuri seemed to have just woken up, her hair a bit messy, lips pursed, she followed closely behind Bob and sat down on the sofa.

She had never felt so helpless and confused before; her whole world was collapsing.

Bob felt the same.

Mia appeared a bit calmer, took a soft stool from under the coffee table, and sat at the edge, allowing the Chancellor to comfortably squat beside her.

Mason Sutton saw the Chancellor and, surprised, smiled, "When did you start keeping a dog?"

"Brother Jackson gave it to me." Mia looked at him and faintly smiled.

Mason furrowed his brows.

Thinking about the recent public uproar online, he kept silent.