Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game novel Chapter 45

Savannah couldn’t believe what Zachariah said and looked at him angrily while stamping her feet in rage, “You go too far. How can you all scold me for an outsider? I just hate her and I will never apologize to her.”

After saying this, Savannah directly went upstairs.

Helena grabbed Ophelia’s hands and said, “She’s like a wild child and loves playing. Don’t be angry with her words.”

Ophelia smiled, “Mom, don’t worry. She’s my sister and I won’t blame her. I just hope to accompany Zachariah as long as I could.”

Helena petted her hands in satisfaction, “You’re a good girl.”

Zachariah stood beside them and said, “Mom, I still have work to deal with and will be back before dinner.”

“Are you still busy in the weekend?”

“Yes, it’s technical problem. I will be back once it’s done.”

Helena looked at him disapprovingly, “You should accompany your wife on weekends. Don’t act like your father, and become a workaholic.”

Ophelia tried to comfort her and said, “Mom, the Chambers Group is really a big company with thousands of employees. I understand that Zachariah carries a great deal of pressure to work or even work extra time on weekends. Don’t blame him.”

“It’s your fortune to have such a considerate wife. I know you’re busy, but don’t forget to live a happy life. Although Ophelia doesn’t blame you, I am really angry at your behaviour. I don’t have a job, but I am not silly. I know what you’re thinking about. If you really want Cora to be your girlfriend again, you don’t have to call me mom anymore. I will never admit her and will never let her get into our family.” Helena reminded him in a serious tone.

Zachariah’s expression sunk and looked at Ophelia with a complicated expression.

Helena noticed it and asked, “What are you doing? You said you still have job to do in the company. Hurry up.”

Zachariah nodded and left.

“He’s already an adult and don’t have to scold him like this. He’s a good man and can balance his work and life. You shouldn’t interrupt too much.” said Steffan.