The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride

Jeffrey got the order and immediately started looking into Molly's real identity.

Glen, who accidentally gave Dennis crucial info, avoided punishment and was allowed to leave.

The next day, Jeffrey, with the investigation results in hand, found Dennis and said, "Mr. Turner, we might have a chance. Molly is actually Mia, and the Chase family saved her life fifteen years ago."

Dennis smirked. "No wonder when someone wanted to investigate Sebastian and suspend him, Vincent vouched for him with his position. It turns out the Olteran family and the Chase family have this kind of relationship." Jeffrey, feeling good, asked, "What should we do, Mr. Turner?"

"The Chase family never imagined they'd save someone who'd bring them trouble."

"Molly, it's your first day at work, and look what you've done!" The Chase family gathered at home, listening to Ellie scold Molly.

Molly clung to Sebastian's arm, hiding her face behind him in guilty.

Sebastian smiled, "What did you do on your first day?"

Molly glanced at Ellie and whispered, "I thought the intern salary for the administrative assistant was too low, so I secretly went to the finance department. I didn't tell Mom." Sebastian said, "You're bold."

Ellie pointed at Molly and complained, "I dropped her off at the office in the morning, and when I went to pick her up in the afternoon, the employees told me she had quit. She spent the whole day with Benjamin!" Molly frowned. "Mom, the salary you offered is really too low."

Ellie was furious, but Timothy, laughing, held her back. "Alright, Molly going to the finance department shows she's smart and wants a higher-paying job. Plus, it's related to her major; we can consider it as Molly going there to learn."

Ellie, still angry, said, "She wants to intern in finance? No way. She's going to the administrative department."

Molly rested her chin on Sebastian's shoulder and whispered, "Sebastian, my salary is really low."

Molly didn't know why, but she just liked being with Sebastian.

Sebastian felt her breath and his Adam's apple bobbed.

Molly added, "I can't even support myself with that."

Sebastian, with a faint smile, handed her his salary card. "Listen to Mom, intern for two months, and I'll give you my salary too."

Molly pocketed Sebastian's card. "Sebastian, I love you the most."

Just then, Sebastian's phone rang. He glanced at the caller, pulled his arm from Molly's embrace, and said, "I'll take this call." Molly let go and sat between Zoey and Max.

Soon after, Timothy's phone rang too.

He glanced at the caller, his smile fading. He let go of the now calmer Ellie and went outside.

Five minutes later, Sebastian returned to the living room, "Molly, I need to go to the station, I won't be back tonight."

Sebastian only informed Molly.

Ellie asked Sebastian, "Do you only have eyes for Molly? Can't you see me?"

Sebastian replied, "Mom, I'm leaving."

As soon as Sebastian left, Timothy appeared, "I need to go out, don't wait up for me tonight."

After saying that, Timothy hurriedly left as if something urgent had come up.

With Sebastian and Timothy both gone, Molly curiously moved to Ellie's side.

Every time Molly angered Ellie one moment, she would be Ellie's precious daughter the next.

They had just been arguing, but now Molly clung to Ellie's arm, curiously gossiping, "Mom, why did Dad and Sebastian suddenly leave? Is something big happening in Zandonick?"

The last time Timothy and Sebastian went out together was for disaster relief. That year, a massive snowstorm stranded over twenty thousand people in the city, unable to return home. Sebastian went to maintain order, and Timothy was in charge of coordination.

That year, Molly, Vera, and Randall also went out to volunteer.

It had been a long time since Sebastian and Timothy received a call and went out together.

When Molly asked, Ellie also frowned and wondered why they both left.

At the same time, four police officers suddenly arrived at the Olteran family home.

At that moment, Vera and Randall were fighting over the TV remote.

"It's the finals tonight, let me finish watching, and then you can have the remote," Randall said.

Vera grabbed the remote with both hands. "You can watch the live stream on your phone, my show is about to start, let me watch first."

Cindy watched Vera and Randall fighting over the remote and for a moment, she felt like Vera wasn't Patrick's wife but her daughter.

Vera's big belly reminded Cindy that she wasn't her child. "Randall, why are you fighting with Vera? Let her have it and go watch the game on your computer in your room."

Ever since Vera moved in, Randall hadn't felt much love. He said, "The TV is big and looks great, let Vera watch on her phone."

"Phones have radiation. Be careful or I'll tell Patrick you're bullying me at home," Vera threatened, relying on her relationship with Patrick.

Shawn, enjoying the spectacle, took out his phone and recorded their fight over the remote. "Patrick, look, Randall is bullying Vera. He doesn't let her watch TV."

Randall retorted to Shawn, "I know you and Vera both want to watch the show."

The lively living room was filled with Vera and Randall's bickering, and Vincent kept smiling, not intervening. Occasional harmless quarrels made the house feel more like a home. At that moment, four police officers suddenly arrived at the Olteran family home.

The lively living room fell silent because of their presence.

Vera and Randall didn't let go of the remote, turning to look at the door. "Who are they?"

The butler whispered to Shawn, explaining the officers' purpose.

Shawn's smile disappeared, he put down his phone, and his face instantly turned serious, returning to his authoritative demeanor. "Send Vera and Randall upstairs."

Vera and Randall exchanged confused looks, wondering why they were being sent upstairs alone.

Realizing something was wrong, Vera and Randall, despite their curiosity, obediently left the living room.

As long-time friends, Vera and Randall pretended to leave obediently but stopped behind a pillar. Vera and Randall looked at each other. "I'll eavesdrop. You keep an eye out for anyone coming." "Okay."