When the Boss’ Lady Became His Sister-in-law

Chapter 26

“Vincent! You were once engaged to Kristin. How can you treat her so heartlessly?” Garner was seething with rage.

“Heartless? Are you kidding me? You bunch of liars are calling me heartless? When she was messing around with another man and ended up with his illegitimate child, wasn’t that heartless?” Vincent snapped at Garner. “Hand her over, or…”

Groggy from fever, Kristin shivered at the sound of Vincent’s voice.

Taking a deep, searing breath to steady herself, Kristin faced Vincent. “I’ll go with you… Just leave my brother and Summer alone.”

In Kristin’s eyes, Vincent was a loose cannon, capable of anything.

He could harm Garner and Summer since he could let those people take turns humiliating

her the night before.

“Kris, you’ve got a fever. We need to get you to the hospital,” Garner said anxiously.

“Garner, I’m fine…” Kristin shook her head, walked over to Vincent, and got into the

without further discussion.

e car

Vincent seemed quite pleased with Kristin’s compliance, his gaze softening significantly.

He knew from deep down that he might have gone too far last night.

“So, what fresh hell do you have planned for me today?” Kristin’s voice was hoarse as she

asked.

been discharged and is staying with the FitzGerald family. You’ll take care of her,” Vincent instructed Kristin to

and felt feverishly weak, leaning

had no strength

idea of not living with the

yours can’t get into kindergarten, can he?” Vincent glanced at Kristin.

her fists, taking a deep

If you do well, I might help sort out the schooling issue for your little bastard,” Vincent

a tad guilty about the night before, and this was his way

thousand dollars was nothing to Vincent, and so was

a

But

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took a deep breath and

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against the window and feeling diewey, Kristin thought she’d be done for the

Kristin got out of the car, her voice hourse, and

cheap, and a regular kindergarten cost about five grand for two months of

scowled, clearly displeased. “Kristin,

it was no

taking care of Miss Ruby. Let me remind you. Once you’re in the FitzGerald family, keep your hands clean. No stealing,” the maid threw the uniform at Kristin, her

looked down, not responding.

you dare piss him off, nobody can save you,” the maid pointed at Kristin’s head as she snapped.

in her pocket, the money she’d earned from recycling bottles,