You, Me and Our Genius Twins

Chapter 245

She omitted the reason why the kids fought. All she said was that Sebastian wanted to get rid of the Shrivers just because Jayden argued with Joel and Quincy. She could paint Sebastian out to be the villain that way.

"I see," Sam said. "I'll handle this." He hung up and summoned one of his most trusted men over, then instructed him to look into the case. It was easy to find out about the truth, since they knew which school it was and when the fight happened. His underling reported everything to him a short while later. He felt upset just listening to it.

Madeline only gave birth to the boys because his life was in danger. He had no idea about that, but the fact was that the boys only existed because his life needed saving. They did save his life, and he owed it to Madeline and the boys. I can't believe Isabel and Queenie called the boys that, and in front of Jayden, no less. It had been a long time since he was this furious. Sam was trembling, but he held his fury back and called Isabel.

Isabel picked it up with delight. "So, how did it go, Sam?"

Madeline listens to Sam. I bet she'll do as he says and tell Sebastian to let the Shrivers off the hook. The Shrivers owe me one. I'm their savior now. She could never go home after her father decided to cut all ties with her. She refused to see her friends either because they would laugh at her.

She was good friends with Queenie and would frequent her place to chat and gossip. If the Shrivers knew Sam helped them because she asked him to, they would be even nicer to her. Oh, that's gonna be good.

Sam said coolly, "Isabel, you told me Sebastian wants to ruin the Shrivers because the boys got into a

fight, but you didn't tell me why Aldo and Buddy argued with Jayden in the first place. Can you tell me all about it now?"

Isabel froze up. She panicked, but she pretended to be calm. "Oh, you don't have to sweat the details, Sam. It's just a little banter. Probably started over some stupid stuff like a pencil or a candy. And kids always forget things really quickly. They'll put it behind them and shake hands tomorrow. Adults should just stay out of their fights. I can't believe Sebastian and Madeline want to ruin the Shrivers over that. They're impossible!"

Sam listened quietly, and he asked, "Do you think I'm a fool, Isabel?"

"Of course not," Isabel quickly denied. "You're the nicest, most capable man I've ever seen. I can trust nobody but you."

Her father disowned her after her mother was jailed. Dan used to spoil her, but he too renounced her. He also saw her as a sworn enemy now. Every time they met, he would shoot daggers at her and mock her every chance he had. It had been a long time since she saw her father and Dan. The sight of them reminded her that she was no longer the beloved lady of the Taylors, and she refused to believe that. She kept telling herself that this was temporary. She thought everything would go back to normal once her father and Dan cooled down.

Sam was the only person who was nice to her. He gave her money, a place to stay, and some servants to take care of her. He was the only reason she could still live in luxury. He had wanted to send her abroad, but she refused adamantly, and he relented in the end.

The Taylors were working on an important project with her uncle's company lately. Sam stayed back at Dusktown, so she too decided not to return to Worrick. Nearly nobody who knew her was in Dusktown.

Nobody would ask why her mother was jailed as long as she avoided running into them. She could not do that if she went back to Worrick. Every rich lady knew her back home, and she had nowhere to hide.

Worrick was also filled with her enemies. They might not have dared to do anything to her before this, but now that they knew she had lost her prestige with the Taylors, they would not hold back on the mockery. The thought of those losers laughing at her made her sick. That was why she stayed in Dusktown with Sam. That was the only way she could only convince herself that everything was still the same, and that she was still the beloved lady of the house.

Sam was really strict on her. He would try to control everything she did, while Dan would just spoil her with everything she wanted. She used to like Dan the most, but now, Sam was the only one she adored.

Dan and her father were heartless men who disowned her at the first sign of trouble, but Sam did not. He remained a gentleman and treated her like nothing had happened. Those memories bubbled within her, and she purred, "You're the nicest, best brother in the world, Sam!" Pity he's my brother, or I would try to marry him.

"And that's why you lied to me?" Sam told her coldly about why and how the kids got into a fight. "The boys did not fight over a pencil or a candy. They fought because Jayden called Aldo and Buddy b*stards!"

Isabel could tell that he was furious. She said nervously, "Sam, he's just a boy. He didn't know what the word meant. You can't blame him for this."

"Yeah, of course he didn't know what it meant. He learned it from the adults back at home," Sam retorted. "The Harts never did anything wrong to the Shrivers, but the Shrivers insulted the boys and

called them names behind their backs. In that case, I don't blame Sebastian and Madeline for doing this."

"No, that's not it, Sam!" Isabel was finally panicking. "You can't let them ruin a whole family over something this trivial! That's preposterous!"

Sam answered icily, "From what I know, someone lodged a report to the authorities, claiming that the Shrivers have committed a list of crimes. Of course, they would be fine if that was a lie, but if it's not, then they deserve everything that happens to them. The Shrivers can lodge a report against the Harts if they want. Keeping your competitors in check is a healthy way of doing business. I think the Harts did the right thing. I'd welcome our competitors to keep us in check as well, if they would be so kind."