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Chapter 343.2 Considerate II

Troy wore a severe expression. “They have different mothers. Mike’s mother is Yohan’s stepmother.”

Imogen looked at him with concern. “I see. Could this situation bring you trouble?”

Troy found her worried look quite endearing.

He gave a faint smile. “No, don’t worry.”

Even without this situation, Yohan wouldn’t give up opposing the Marshall family.

Thus, he didn’t need to be polite to the members of the Harrington family.

Imogen said, “That’s good.”

Grace started to feel drowsy while having dinner inside the private room and soon fell asleep in Troy’s

arms.

Imogen barely touched her food and put down her fork.

Observing this, Troy asked quietly, “You’re not eating much?”

Imogen replied, “I’ve lost my appetite.”

Troy asked, “Are you in a bad mood?”

Imogen responded in silence.

Troy continued, “I already know about Sarah’s situation. Her medical report is a fake.”

Imogen hadn’t doubted it, as she had placed Sarah as a kidnap victim, thinking Leo was the

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mastermind.

Troy believed Leo, thinking Sarah had orchestrated the entire kidnapping.

If the kidnapping was a sham, then her psychological trauma report must be false, too.

At this point, Troy paused and looked at Imogen.

He had been so convinced of that medical report before.

He had repeatedly shown softness to Sarah, hurting Imogen in the process.

Imogen raised an eyebrow, her eyes shining. “Fake? What do you mean?”

Troy said, “I thought I had already told you. The kidnapping was a hoax, so I guess Sarah’s

psychological trauma report must also be fake.”

“Well,” Imogen replied, the enthusiasm in her eyes fading.

It turned out to be because of this.

Was the kidnapping confirmed to be a sham?

She recalled what Emily had said at the police station that day.

She did have some doubts about Troy helping Leo get away with it.

However, she couldn’t show it, fearing that Troy would go crazy and drench hi again.

in the rain

Troy noted the look on Imogen’s face and realized she still had doubts. He said, “Don’t worry, you can

request a medical evaluation.”

He was persistent in wanting Imogen not to distance herself from him, not to fo

in Leo.

I to believe

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Imogen’s father had died, and she was the one who wanted to uncover the truth the most. What’s true

will be revealed sooner or later, whether real or fake.

Imogen nodded. “Okay.”

Though she didn’t entirely believe it, it was worth a try. Maybe it would turn out differently. “Would you

like some more?” Troy asked, offering Imogen additional food from the serving

dishes.

Imogen took a few more bites before setting her fork down.

back.”

Troy didn’t push her, and he stood up, holding Grace. “Let’s go. I’ll take you Grace lay on Troy’s

shoulder, making restless noises, and kicked his suit, getting mud on it. Troy lowered his gaze and

gently patted Grace’s shoulder, his eyes filled with tenderness. Imogen raised an eyebrow and gave

Troy another look.

Troy, who attentively cared for the child, had a special aura.

If Imogen were to describe it, it would be the aura of a family man.

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“You can look. There’s no need to sneak around,” Troy said, walking forward with a severe expression.

Imogen remained silent, but her previous favorable impression of him had waned.

She said, “Be quiet.”

He was a sensible person, though unfortunately, he tended to talk too much.

The driver drove directly to the underground parking lot.

Imogen stepped out of the car and noticed that Troy was also getting out, holding Grace.

She looked at him, puzzled.

Troy smiled, “I’m planning to move in with Grace in the next few days, along with Aunt Mary.” Imogen

raised an eyebrow. “Why?”

Troy said, “Grace likes you, and this way, she can spend more time with you. I just make it more

convenient for you to pick Grace up from school.”

Imogen muttered, “Very considerate.”