bChapter /bb335 /b

I first helped Mary to bed and settled her in to restb, /bhad the maid stay upstairs, then turned and went downstairs.

In the living room, Dennis sat on the sofa in a ck coat that made him appear cold and distant. His long legs were casually crossed, yet seemed sharp and intimidating.

Hearing footsteps from upstairs, he slowly raised his head, his gentle eyes falling on me, reflecting bmy /bimage.

“Aurora,” he spoke.

I was more reserved than himb, /bsaying: “Are you here for Ferris? He went to work.”

The distance I emanated darkened Dennis’s eyes for a moment, though his expression remained controlled: “I came

bto /bsee how you and Ferris are settling in, if there’s anything you need.”

“No.” I shook my head, then suddenly thought of something and continued, “But you’re now CEO of many Silver Moon Pack enterprises–could you transfer the contract payments Ferris previously signed to the clientsb?/bb” /b

Given Ferris’s temperament, he definitely wouldn’t feelfortable asking.

But I didn’t want to keep carrying such heavy debt with him.

Dennis was slightly stunned, puzzled: “What payments?b” /b

After speaking, he seemed to realize something and immediately pressed: “Are you misunderstanding somethingb? /bEven though I took over thepany, thirty percent of the shares still belong to him.”

Thirty percent!

That was an enormous sum.

I was stunned: “Didn’t Ferris sign a contract transferring all his shares to youb?/bb” /b

A glimmer passed through Dennis’s eyes, but he only said tly: “On the surface, yes, but thepany still gives him dividends ording to the original ratio. Didn’t he tell you?”

I bit my lip. It seemed I still needed to ask Ferris about this.

“I don’t understand these things very well.”

b“/bAfter marriageb, /bit’s best for couples to be clear about each other’s finances.” Dennis took a bsip /bbof /bwaterb, /bbhis /bbtone /bcasual. b“/bIf it were me, I definitely wouldn’t hide anything from my wife.b” /b

b18:29 /b

Alpha’s Regret False Mate. True Imua

Chapter b335 /b

Just as he finished speaking, the door was pushed open with a “bang.”

Ferris stood in the doorway.

“Hide what?”

Hearing that Dennis hade, he immediately rushed back.

Dennis turned to look at him, a cold glint shing in his eyes, yet he smiled as he spoke: “Ferris, you’re back. I was just asking Aurora how you manage to work when you can’t see.”

Ferris frowned: “If there’s something to discuss, let’s talk outside.”

Only then did Dennis stand up, ncing at me once before following Ferris outside.

Outside in the courtyard, snow was falling heavily.

Two identical men stood side by side, a particrly striking sight.

“What exactly are you trying to do?” Ferris asked coldly.

With me absent, Dennis was toozy to pretend, his tone calm yet sharp: “I told you–I want to take back what belongs to me. Ferris, since childhood, you’ve always had all the good things. Now you want to take Aurora too–is

that fairb?/bb” /b

Ferris let out a coldugh, full of mockery: “Don’t me everyone else for your mistakes. Why don’t you think abou what you’ve done?”

Dennis’s eyes turned cold, naturally knowing he was referring to the identity theft incident.

He retorted without courtesy: “Then your blindness now is also self–inflicted.”

The atmosphere between them suddenly became tense.

At this moment, Dennis’s phone vibrated.

He looked and saw it was Helena,

bHe /bsuppressed his emotions, turned and got in his carb, /bcalling back: “What is bit/bb?/bb” /b

On the other end, Helena’s bvoice /bwas clear yet burgent/bb: /b“Dennis, where are you now? bI /bcame to thepany bto /bfind you but didn’t see you.”

b18:29 /b

Alpha’s Regretb: /bFalse Mate, True Luna

The Novel will be updated first on this website. Come back and

continue reading tomorrow, everyone!