The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 26

Theo, still looking down, flipped a page of the document, “So, is it or isn’t it?”

Ellinor spilled the beans. “The video was uploaded by Debby, but the voice was indeed recorded by me on my phone and added in later.” Theo hummed quietly. “I invited you to be a bridesmaid, and you went and crashed the wedding How you gonna fix this?”

Ellinor frowned, “Mr. Blanchet, let me be straight with you. This is your family’s business, I shouldn’t have butted in. But these irresponsible dudes are public enemies, and I feel the need to expose them every time I see one!*

Theo smirked, a hint of mockery in his tone, “I didn’t realize you were some kind of justice warrior.”

Ellinor seemed a bit ticked off, “That guy, Connor, he’s not only sneaking around behind Belinda’s back, but he also took the opportunity to touch my hand when he met me. That’s enough to show how sleazy this man is on a regular basis! Mr. Blanchet, I don’t think you want your niece to marry such a trashy guy, do you?”

Theo turned to look at her, “He touched your hand?”

“Absolutely! That jerk will only bring trouble to Belinda!” Ellinor said.

touch it?” Theo asked.

point, “He pretended to shake hands with me, and then took

he didn’t say anything

the Blanchet family

of the car and walked

lot of work to deal with and

the car and called out to her, “Ms. Mendoza, hold on

turned around,

paper from the back of the car and handed it to her,

Blanchet?

glint of excitement in her eyes. She tore open the brown paper around the

at a high price as a thank you gift for saving his grandmother! Damn! If she had known, she wouldn’t have

a moment, then turned back and

handsome in profile, but he didn’t look at

of the car, I need to talk

files in his hands, “The painting is yours by right, no need for

stressed, “No! I have something else to tell you!”

of anticipation. He suddenly became curious about what this little lady wanted to talk

out of the car. The man was much taller than Ellinor, he looked down at her, his gaze indifferent and