A Sweet Night The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently

Audrey was confused.

Bryson came closer and helped her drink the water. She stared at his face, feeling surprised.

Audrey finished drinking the water unwillingly.

Harold was heading towards the kitchen with an empty glass in his hand. He was in his pajamas. His nice hair was a

mess after one night's sleep. If his enthusiastic fans out there discovered this status of him, they would be terrified.

He came down to the kitchen and found out Audrey and Bryson were there.

"Don't you know how to behave in front of adults? Don't stare at us and go away!" Audrey reprimanded.

Harold sighed. It was not the first time he was being scolded for this. He replied, defending himself, "In that case,

you adults should behave yourselves in front of me. You two always act like this. It is hard not to watch. You don't

know how to protect me from watching your love scene, how should I know?"

Audrey continued, "You think you are a child, come on, you turned twenty-one, don't pretend like you are a

teenager who should be protected by us."

"It is not about the age. I have seen what I shouldn't. I blame you guys." Harold groaned.

Audrey rolled her eyes at him.

"I think you should grow up a bit! Don't play the innocent card in front of me!" she said.

Harold felt he should leave her alone before getting emotionally hurt. He was afraid of her sister. And he knew he

would never win an argument with Audrey. So he took a glass of water from the water dispenser and left the

kitchen hurriedly.

Seeing Harold leave the kitchen, Bryson gave out a meaningful smile. Audrey's eyes were widened at seeing him

laughing.

"You have the nerves to laugh now? I blame you for this!"

Bryson put his hand on her face and said apologetically, "I'm sorry, I will keep an eye on my behavior next time!"

Audrey pushed away his hand angrily.

"Get up and leave me alone. I have to make breakfast," she said.

Bryson stood outside the kitchen with a smile on his face. He couldn't take his eyes off Audrey, who was being busy

in the kitchen. He would eat up some piece of the meal she was preparing without her permission. And she would

get pissed when she found out he was caught eating.

After breakfast, Bryson took Audrey and Harold out in his car.

University A was not far from here. Bryson decided to send Harold off to his school first.

Harold walked past the school gate as Simon saw him from a distance. Simon made haste, grabbed his shoulder,

and called out, "Hi, bro!"

Harold pushed him away annoyingly. He said, smiling, "You are my nephew, you shouldn't call me bro. We're

relatives, not bros."

Simon's face turned pale, "I don't think you have to emphasize that we are only relatives."

"Yeah, but I think we should respect each other in terms of kinship," Harold stated.

"Oh my god! Are being serious? You are just three years older than me, we are almost like peers."

"Yeah I know, but even if you are one year under my age, I'm still the eldest."

Simon went silent.

He felt like he was being treated unjustly.

"Let's put aside this argument for a second. I have something to ask you."

Harold looked at him, wearily.

"What is the matter? Do Bryson and my sister know the thing that you are going to discuss with me?"

Simon replied, "Why do I have to let them know my own business?"

"What exactly are you trying to consult with me?" Harold asked impatiently.

Simon grinned and shared shoulders with Harold, looking like a pair of good friends.

"I want you to go drink with me, are you coming?"

Harold went to drink last night and had a headache the whole morning. He still could feel the uneasiness from that.

So he rejected Simon's proposal right away.

"I couldn't go with you, sorry."

Simon explained," Don't make the decision so fast! Hear me out, I heard there will be a big performance at the CY

Entertainment Club tonight, and the internationally known racers will come too. You don't get that opportunity

often."

It failed to draw Harold's interest. So he claimed, "I think it would be more interesting to go to the lab to see how

drugs were being refined rather than going to see the racing."

A thought hit Harold, he looked at Simon and continued, "By the way, I have an assignment to finish tonight at the

lab, the drug-making process is exhilarating, why don't you come with me?"

Simon was not interested in Harold's activity either.

Simon pushed Harold away.

"Well, I don't think we can find common interests in this. You can go to your laboratory and finish your homework,

I'll go to the CY Entertainment Club to enjoy the car race. That's the best option for tonight."

Harold scoffed at this idea, but he accepted the result for he didn't want to go to the CY Entertainment Club.

Besides, the name of the club bothered him, which stopped him to go even more.

Audrey invested a lot in him. She gave up a lot for him with the expectation that one day he can operate his own

medical company. He had to try harder and finish the research. Only then did he pay back what he owed his sister

and himself.

'I should spend my precious time on research, not on these unworthy things' Harold thought to himself.

...

It had been more than half a month, Elvis's father failed to find another chance to take revenge on Audrey and

Harold. His attempts met with failure at every chance. The ones who were assigned to make the move escaped for

fear of being punished or they were being caught by the enemies.

This time, he offered a high price to a sophisticated veteran to do the attack on Audrey. He thought he would

succeed this time.

But things turned out unexpectedly. The veteran came back after just going out to meet the target.

"Mr. Munn!" The veteran returned the money, and said, "We couldn't take the job."

Elvis's father looked at him in surprise, "Why not? If you want more than this price, I'm willing to double it. Money is

not a problem, get that woman down!"

The guy sighed, "The price you offer is quite reasonable. The problem is what we are targeting is not an easy one to

tackle. We shouldn't consider this, but..."

"But what?" Elvis's father felt something went wrong.

"Mr. Munn, I think you should leave her and her brother alone."

"Leave them alone? But they put my son into prison. How can I leave them alone?"

"But you have no power..."

Elvis's father frowned, "what did you say?"

"Ms. Audrey and Mr. Harold have the military to protect them. If you go against them, you are going against the

military, have you thought about the consequences?"