The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride
Chapter 280 My Sister Has the Ability to Stab Individuals.

Sitting on the edge of the bed, Ellie required medication to maintain her composure. "This is your residence, and it will remain so indefinitely. Should anyone dare to offend you, simply show them the door." "I know, Mom. Don't be upset."

Molly watched Ellie take her medicine and curiously asked, "Mom, what's wrong? Why are you taking medicine?"

Ellie glanced at her. "It's nothing, just supplements."

Molly believed her and didn't ask further.

Downstairs, Stella was still engaged in an argument. Eventually, Max and Zoey rose to their feet and interjected,, "This is Timothy and Ellie's residence. We, their parents, are just guests here. How can you claim it as your own?" "Molly is our granddaughter. How is she not your niece? If you don't refuse to recognize her as your niece, then do not consider us your parents. We acknowledge her as our granddaughter." "Arguing with a child, you should be ashamed."

Abby quickly tried to calm Max and Zoey down. "My mom just has a bad temper and She is impatient, but her actions stem from her love for this family. Please try to understand her." Timothy said to Sebastian, "Sebastian, it's getting late. Take Stella and Miles back to the hotel."

Sebastian nodded, holding the car keys. "Stella, Miles, let's go."

Since Timothy personally asked them to leave, Miles felt embarrassed to stay any longer and pulled Stella away.

Hurrying after Sebastian, Abby offered a gentle and polite apology, saying, "I apologize, Sebastian. Please extend my apologies to Molly as well. Our family did not intend for it to happen."

Sebastian replied, "I have no connection with you, so I have no right to apologize on your behalf. Besides, Molly generally doesn't accept apologies."

She only accepted was Sebastian's apology in the family, because he was a cop.

The four members of the Garcia family got into Sebastian's car.

He drove them to the hotel.

On the way, Stella continued to talk to Sebastian, "Sebastian, you should take it seriously. She changed her first name to Molly and has even changed her last name. Her heart won't be with our family anymore. When you get back, tell your parents to keep an eye on the valuable things at home."

Sebastian replied, "The most valuable thing in my house is Molly, and she always getting into trouble that I have to clean up."

"Last time, someone upset her, and she stabbed them. Stella, don't make her angry. I'm afraid she might stab you one day too." The car fell silent.

This was exactly the effect Sebastian wanted.

Abby said, "Sebastian, isn't what Molly did illegal? Why wasn't she arrested? Did you..."

Sebastian replied, "We solved it with money, and the other party didn't press charges. Later, they were so scared of Molly that they fled Zandonick overnight and never came back." For the rest of the trip, the Garcia family didn't dare to mention Molly again.

After dropping the four off at the hotel, Sebastian said, "The room is ready. Go to the front desk to check in. I need to get home."

With that, Sebastian drove off without getting out of the car.

The house finally quieted down.

Timothy went upstairs to check on Ellie and Molly in the bedroom. He sat on the edge of the bed, putting his arm around Ellie's shoulder. "They're gone. Don't be upset." "Don't touch me," Ellie said angrily, pushing Timothy's hand away.

Timothy didn't feel embarrassed in front of Molly at all. He said to Molly, "Molly, don't take Stella's words seriously. They are outsiders."

Then Timothy added, "But she is your aunt, who I grew up with. Don't be mad at them. We only see them once or twice a year. If you argue, it makes your grandparents feel bad." "Stella's husband, Miles, doesn't have a good financial situation. Life is tough for them. Try to understand Stella."

"I get it, Dad," Molly said, patting Timothy's shoulder. "I will feel sorry for her."

Timothy was momentarily at a loss for words.

Ellie, however, was amused by Molly's words. Molly's tone made it clear she still didn't forgive Stella for the argument. Feeling sorry for her was just a way to insult her. "Alright, stop patting. Go find your grandparents and give your mom and me some space. Let me calm your mom down."

"Got it. I don't want to intrude. I'm leaving."

Molly went out to find Zoey, who loved wearing floral clothes, and Max, who had just recovered from a serious illness. Sebastian returned and went straight to Zoey and Max's room to find Molly.

"Sebastian's back. Did you enjoy taking Abby?" Molly didn't even realize her words had a hint of jealousy.

Sebastian replied, "Not as much as I enjoy taking you."

Hearing this, Molly's mood brightened.

In the evening, it was a family reunion for the Chase family.

Everyone showcased their culinary skills, and even Max joined in the fun.

Max made beef stew.

This was right up Molly's alley. She took a fork, sneaked a bite, and praised Max, "Grandpa, your cooking is amazing."

Zoey also showcased her specialty, spaghetti. "Molly, try my cooking."

Molly dipped her fork in the sauce. "Grandma, you're a culinary genius. If you don't open a restaurant, it would be a waste of your talent."

Max and Zoey laughed happily.

Sebastian's dish was also on the table. After tasting it, Molly commented, "Sebastian, I really envy your future wife."

Sebastian glanced at Molly and smiled helplessly.

She praised everyone's cooking in the family.

Finally, Ellie asked Molly with a smile. "What's your specialty?"

"Eating, didn't you hear me praising everyone just now?"

Later, Zoey made a few more dishes and a big pot of nourishing soup, and a sumptuous dinner began.

At the dinner table, they chatted and laughed, eating and drinking, having a great time.

Zoey, as a mother, felt sorry for her daughter and casually asked, "I wonder what they're having for dinner tonight."

Sebastian replied, "Don't worry, Grandma. I told the hotel staff to arrange dinner for them."

"That's good."

After dinner, Molly cleaned up the dishes and the table by herself.

Ellie said she had raised a daughter who couldn't do anything, not even cook. If she didn't learn to clean, no one would want her in the future. Sebastian half-jokingly said, "If no one wants her, our family will keep her. It's not like we can't afford it."

"Exactly," Molly said, not forgetting to make her presence known while cleaning.

After cleaning up, Molly sat on the couch, curled up with her phone, and chatted with Vera.

Molly: [Vera, I had another argument today. Do you remember Stella, the one I told you about when I was little?]

No response.

Molly: [Vera?]

Still no response.

Molly checked the time and murmured, "It's not even eight o'clock yet."