CHAPTER 19

Getting back to the company, Tedmond couldn't stop grinning. His plan for revenge was going smoother than he had expected.

At first, he had thoughts about revenge, but he had no idea that the Griffins would be connected to the first company he visited.

Their presence made it easier for him to deal with them, but so far, nothing had been accomplished yet.

“You're grinning so much, brother,” Bianca said. “Is it because of those crazy people from before?”

Tedmond froze and glanced down at Bianca, seeing her curious blue eyes staring at him.

He hadn’t expected her to be awake. What did he expect? They had been too loud, and their voices had woken her.

“No, it's not because of them,” Tedmond replied.

“Who are they? And why did you lie that you’re my father?” she questioned, her brows furrowing as if she was about to scold him.

“Mommy said that it isn’t good to lie, and all liars aren’t good children. Does that mean you’re a bad child?”

Tedmond peered down at her, worried about how to answe