The More The Merrier

The More The Merrier Chapter 190 Read Online

Chapter 190 Darius Is Infuriated

The Graham family erupted into chaos.

Darius could not believe his ears. He thought he might have been hearing things.

He called Benjamin again.

“Dad.”

Darius did not like the sound of Benjamin’s rude tone, but he decided to let it slide for now.

“What did you say? Danna is not Gavin’s biological mother?”

“That’s right,” Benjamin replied flatly.

“How is that possible?”

Darius was confused.

“Watch the news. You’ll get your answers there.”

Just like that, Benjamin ended the call again.

In truth, Darius had just returned from the village. He had not caught up with the news. The Adams family had arrived the minute he returned. He had absolutely no knowledge of what had happened when he was away.

“Turn on the news. Quick!”

He urged Edwin to switch on the television. At the same time, he scrolled through the news on his phone.

“Attention to all viewers. Kindly contact the number below or the local police should you have any information about their whereabouts. The reward is one hundred million.”

Darius and Edwin were shocked.

“What’s going on? Is Gavin missing? What are you waiting for? Call him!”

Darius felt rage rising within him.

He failed to take note that the news was talking about five children, not just Gavin, but he had gotten worried when he caught sight of Gavin’s picture.

Frowning, Edwin tried to call Gavin. “Old Mr. Graham, I can’t reach him!”

Darius slapped his thighs in annoyance. “Why didn’t that b*stard inform me about his son’s disappearance? He’s such a horrible father!”

“Don’t worry, Old Mr. Graham. I’m sure Mr. Graham has ordered a search party.”

Edwin quickly comforted the old man.

Darius’ face grew dark as his anger simmered. He scrolled through his phone some more before finally landing on a news article. Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

As he read the content, he nearly smashed his phone onto the floor.

“Old Mr. Graham, what’s in the news?”

Edwin noticed that the old man had gotten even more furious.

“See for yourself. That b*tch! How dare she do that to my grandson!”

Darius passed his phone to Edwin before he exited the study, supported by his walking cane. The Adams family had not left.

Zayden and Vivian got to their feet the moment they saw Darius.

“Mr. Graham, what did Benjamin say?”

The couple was frowning, looking troubled. After all, Benjamin had suddenly arrested their daughter, and they couldn’t bail her out.

It took some time, but they eventually found out that it was Benjamin who ratted Danna out. They tried to contact him, but the man would not answer their calls. Hence, they could only beg Darius for mercy.

Darius shot the couple a cold gaze as he stood there. His walking cane supported his weight.

“Please leave, and don’t come back.”

The Adams exchanged glances before Vivian spoke up, ridden with anxiety.

“Mr. Graham, we are out of options. We can’t get in touch with Benjamin. Youngsters these days are so mean. They shouldn’t have made such a fuss. It will be bad if the public finds out about Danna’s imprisonment.”

Darius chuckled. “Benjamin may be mean, but he’s nothing compared to your daughter!”

The couple’s faces fell. They worried that Darius might have gotten wind of the truth.

Darius gave the two a deadly stare as he exuded a terrifying aura.

He knew what they were thinking.

The two had come begging, taking advantage of the possibility that he knew nothing about the case.

Darius would have felt sorry for Danna, but that time had passed.

“Your daughter mistreated my grandson! How dare she! I suppose she didn’t have what it takes to love him because she’s not his biological mother. What on earth do you take us for?”

Zayden’s face instantly paled. Does he know?

“What are you saying, Mr. Graham? Danna is not that kind of person. Of course she’s Gavin’s biological mother!”

Vivian continued to play innocent, insisting that their daughter had not done anything wrong.

“Do I look stupid to you? Do you take me for a senile, old man?” Darius retorted.