Byron did not expect his father to want to meet Estelle so soon.

After hanging up the call, Byron looked at the time. It was still early. He wanted to call Rosalie to tell her about it, but after pondering, he headed downstairs with his coat.

Downstairs, Mrs. Zora had prepared dinner. When she saw Byron, she said, “Sir, dinner is ready.”

Byron paused and said, “You can have dinner. I won’t be eating at home tonight.”

Before Mrs. Zora could process what he had just said, he strode out of the manor.

Upon seeing Byron leaving, she was a little puzzled but soon realized what he meant.

Who else could make Byron go out with such an expression and leave the house in a hurry?

Byron was going to Rosalie’s place again! He must be having dinner there that night.

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When she heard the doorbell, Rosalie had just finished cooking dinner and was taking the kids to a table.

She put down her cutlery, got up, and looked at the intercom. She froze momentarily when she saw the person on the scr