Chapter 16: A Hand Chain

Daryl got off work in the evening and picked up Kinsley before going back. As soon as he entered the door, Kinsley got into Her arms and excitedly told her what happened at school today. Daryl went directly into the study, saying that he had work to deal with and let them eat first. Since it is a matter of work, she has nothing to say. When she put the porridge in front of Kinsley, Kinsley frowned and shook her head hard. "Mom, I don't want to eat this!" She has always clung to Kinsley's living habits. She must eat obediently when she comes to dinner, otherwise she won't give Kinsley anything else. For so many years, it has always been the case. Kinsley is picky about food. This is indeed the first time she has seen it. On second thought, it may also be that her dad bought her something to eat on her way back from picking up the child. But Kinsley then said another word, which made her furious. "Dad and my beautiful aunt took me to eat steak, and my beautiful aunt bought me a small bracelet!" Kinsley stretched out her small hand to show her the bracelet on her wrist. The texture of sterling silver, exquisite carvers, looks expensive. That woman really spent a lot of money in order to be superior! She quickly calmed down and was not in the mood to eat a table full of food. After taking her directly to the bathroom to take a bath and coaxing hr daughter to sleep, she went to the front of the study and opened the door in a sour mood. Daryl, who was sitting in front of the computer, was obviously startled. Seeing she came in, he hurriedly buckled the computer and looked a little flustered. "Finished?" she asked. He quickly recovered as usual, stood up and hugged her, and kissed her on the lip. In the past, this was the normal state of their sweetness, but at this time, she only felt nauseous. Thinking that the mouth might have kissed another woman, she pushed him away without a trace. Her behavior was abnormal, and he obviously paused. "What's the matter?" "I just ate and didn't brush my teeth." She casually found an excuse. Looking at the computer turned off by her husband, she sneered secretly. Thinking of his panic just now, he should be chatting with that woman on video. "Did you pick our daughter up from school today and buy her anything to eat?" She deliberately mentioned this, her eyes staring at him, wanting to see something strange from his face. But, there's nothing.  The look on his face is nothing more than ordinary. "Today, I met Erin Matthew to pick up her little niece and we had a meal together. When she left, she had to give Kinsley a bracelet. Let me explain to you that the last time it was a misunderstanding. I hope you're not angry with her." He explained. In his apologetic tone he said. "Sorry, honey, I only cared about the meeting when I came back. I forgot to tell you. Don't think much about it." He took the initiative to explain and apologize, and she couldn't say anything more. But she always felt that things were not as simple as he said. When she went to the company the next day, Daniel Davies sat in his position, and suddenly there was a voice behind her. "How are you?" She was startled and hurriedly turned back. Seeing that it was Frank, she breathed a sigh of relief. "Nothing, I haven't had a good rest recently, but it won't affect my work. She smiled at him to ease the embarrassment, but he still stared at her and made her uncomfortable. "Do you need me to find something for you?" He suddenly opened his mouth, her heart was surprised. At the same time, she secretly asked herself in her heart. "Do I need it?" --------------------------------------