The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride (Ethan and Janet) novel Chapter 940

Estella squinted her eyes and smiled. She picked up the small notebook and said, "I will write it down. You are the little angel of Brandon..."

Janet hurriedly covered Estella's notebook with her palm. "Estella, don't write nonsense! All of this is baseless."

But Estella just snorted and closed the notebook. "I'm not going to write nonsense. I promise you'll be pleased."

Estella, seeing the disbelief on Janet's face, continued, "You'll complain to Brandon if I wrote something ridiculous, right? I'm not that stupid. Please know that he can easily block me from the online novel industry."

"I won't do such a thing." Janet had just caught a glimpse of some foolish words in Estella's notebook. "Have you written anything else in your notebook?" Estella immediately hid the notebook behind her, as if it held a secret. "Nothing, but this is my privacy." Janet frowned. She was becoming more intrigued as time passed. She leaned over, bothered that Estella would write something baseless, and said, "I'm not going to tell anyone. Please show me."

A noise came from outside the glass door as the two were fighting for the notebook.

The speaker most likely used a megaphone, attracting the attention of many passers-by.

Things seemed to be getting more serious.

"Is the Larson Group in debt to them?" Janet asked the employees around her.

Dumbfounded, Jethro dropped the banner and hurriedly picked up her wife. "Honey! Honey!"

After shouting a few times and calling his wife's name, he turned to the Larson Group building and cursed, "Brandon! If anything happens to my wife and baby, I will kill you!"

"It has nothing to do with Mr. Larson. He was the one who brought his heavily pregnant wife here to protest. How could he blame Mr. Larson?!" The employee standing beside Janet couldn't help but curse.

Jethro's yells aroused public indignation since the person in danger was a pregnant woman. Everything became chaotic, and security guards rushed out to maintain order.