Become Filthy Rich After Divorce

Chapter 721 Finding A Way To Fit Into Penny'S World

Chapter 721 Finding a way to fit into Penny's world

Chester felt that Penny was getting back at him.

When he didn't come back, she was upstairs playing with Alina, and when he came back, she took her

doll and played with Caleb, totally ignoring him.

"I don't think it looks good like that." Just as the two were having a good time, Chester's unhappy voice

interjected.

Penny and Caleb looked to Chester.

Penny's mouth curled up in exasperation, "Nonsense, I match Aisha with the best clothes."

"Yes, yes, yes, you are the best." Caleb felt a surge of pleasure in his heart at Chester's angry look.

He agreed whatever Penny said.

And he was completely unaware that Penny was taking revenge on Chester and he was being

implicated in it.

Chester stepped forward and stripped that dress right off.

"Ah, rascal!" Penny exclaimed as Caleb grabbed Chester's hand, "What are you doing?"

He knew that Chester was really pissed off by Penny now, but she was just a child, did he have to do

this?

Besides, whose fault was it that the child was such a rebel now?

Chester's gaze was sharp as he looked at Caleb, "Let go."

"Don't break the doll." Caleb was really worried that the doll would be ruined in his hands.

After all, it was only when Penny was happy that Alina's mood would be good.

He was wrong.

He shouldn't underestimate Chester's domineering ways, nor should he piss him off.

He cared for Alina and Penny, and it would do them no good to piss him off like this now.

"Buy it again if it's broken." Chester forced to push Caleb's hand away.

Caleb was worried at his move.

"Alina bought it for the child, don't you dare break it." It could be bought again, but the child didn't like

what he bought.

Chester ignored Caleb.

While Caleb called Chester childish, his gaze changed as he matched the doll's clothes.

It was indeed good.

"Wow." Even Penny, who loathed him, had shifted her gaze from her hostility towards him, and looked

at the doll in awe.

Chester heard the startled cry and looked over towards Penny, however she instantly reverted to her

arrogance.

Chester, "Like it?"

"No."

Why did she exclaim if she didn't like it?

Chester handed the doll to Penny, "I can do more, want to play together?"

Caleb rolled his eyes at Chester. Wanting to make up with Alina through Penny? Childish.

But he did the same.

He worked harder because Penny was not his daughter.

Penny's stance was absolutely firm at first, but she began to waver when Chester said he could do

more.

"Take it if you like it."

Penny, "I like this doll, not you, don't daydream."

With that, she proudly took the doll from Chester's hand.

That arrogant look was almost identical to Alina's.

The corners of Chester's mouth lifted up in a smile, completely devoid of the gloom he had just felt.

Caleb frowned at Chester and then at Penny who was already focused into the doll.

The child loved Princess Elsa and Chester bought all the dolls and the hall was piled up with them.

When Ronan and Lucas came over, they were shocked by the sight.

Was this still their boss? The man who was powerful in Eglinton and Ipswich?

They could not believe he was dressing up a doll.

"Does this look good?"

"Yeah." Penny nodded.

Chester already had a unique eye in the field of fashion, so Penny liked what he matched up with.

Before he was helping Alina with the design of her wedding dress, now helping her daughter dress her

doll.

Penny, "So does this look better when she wears this?"

"Yes, you are clever."

"Wow." The child admired Chester's approach to the cloth matching, something she hadn't even

thought of trying before.

...

Alina didn't wait for Penny to come up, so she got up and went downstairs to check, only to see Penny

sitting on Chester's lap.

Caleb sat on the side, exasperated, as if Chester had done something treacherous.

Alina frowned, seeing how happy Penny was.

Penny saw Alina, "Mummy, Mummy, look, doesn't Princess Elsa look better when she's dressed like

this?"

Chester turned back and met Alina's cold eyes.

There was an indescribable colour of pain under his eyes.

Yet it was well overshadowed by the warmth that was shown to the child.

Alina, "Yes."

She wouldn't have a fit to Penny, but even so, she still didn't have a good face for Chester.

Penny, "Mummy says it looks good."

Penny didn't see that Alina was unhappy, she could no longer resist Chester's bribes.

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Filled with thoughts of Penny in Chester's arms, she closed her eyes, her mind in turmoil.

She, apparently, didn't like Penny being close to Chester.

Not long after, there was a knock on the door and Alina, "Come in."

The door was pushed open and the person who entered was Chester. Alina looked away, not wanting

to see him.

Chester was carrying her meal in his hand, it was all very light, Penny hadn't come up and Chester had

brought it for two.

It was clear that he wanted to eat with Alina.

"Get out." When Chester put the food down, Alina said in a very unpleasant tone.

Chester, "Let's eat first."

"Get out." Alina's tone took on a bit more of an annoyed tone.

However Chester didn't say a word, he just quietly served her the soup and handed it to her, "Have

some soup first, it is good to you."

However, in the next moment, Alina raised her hand and knocked over the bowl of soup he had handed

to her.

The bowl fell to the ground, breaking instantly and spilling the soup even more.

The air, in this instant, froze.

Alina looked at Chester with a trembling body, "Don't think that Penny needs you, did you ever think

that she needed you when you hurt her?"

Now, think he can really get close to her once he gets past Penny?

Him was dreaming.

His eyes was hurtful, as Alina was about to say something else, he knelt down and picked the pieces

bit by bit.

Carefully, even a small crumb was not overlooked.

After that, he didn't even ask Marry to come over, but he cleaned it up himself, afraid that Marry

wouldn't be able to clean it up.

And she used to be bare feet at home, and he was afraid that she would now be injured.