The CEO's Unplanned Heir novel Chapter 146

Inside the grand Stirling mansion, Callie, Evelyn's mother, arrived, demanding that Elowen publicly apologize to her daughter.

How could Elara possibly agree?

A public apology would be a direct blow to her daughter's reputation.

Elowen suddenly burst into tears, "I've been falsely accused. I didn't ask the waitress to spill soup on Evelyn. I asked her to spill red wine. I just wanted to embarrass Evelyn, not burn her and make a scene."

Leopold leaned against the couch, his expression stern and inscrutable, "When have you ever admitted to being wrong?"

"I swear what I'm saying is true," Elowen sobbed.

Leopold let out a cold laugh, "How many times have you sworn an oath before?"

He was tired of these old tricks, and yet she seemed to never tire of them.

Elowen grew frantic, "This time it's true. I really only wanted to spill the wine, not the soup. It must have been the waitress' own decision, thinking she could earn more money."

Elara wrapped her arms around her daughter's shoulders, of course she would stand by her daughter's side, "I believe what Elowen is saying. There must have been some mix-up. We need to find the person who filmed the incident."

Callie let out a huff, her eyes filled with hate, "Do you remember what she did to Megan? You killed one of my daughters, and you want to harm my other one too? Do you really think the Alcott family can be bullied?"

Elara's face went white, "What happened to Megan had nothing to do with us, don't make false accusations. As soon as we find the person who filmed the incident and uncover the truth, we will give you an explanation."

Leopold cast a chilling glance at Elowen, his eyes icy, "Regardless of who filmed it, she started it. She showed no restraint at such a critical event, not only embarrassing herself but also the Stirling family. It seems we may have to wait for her next life to see her become a respectable lady."

With that, he marched straight up the stairs.

Callie was filled with hatred and anger towards Elowen and her mother. She was still convinced that they were the cause of her elder daughter's death.

"We, the Alcott family, will not let this go. We'll see about this."

With that, she stormed off.

A flash of fire appeared in Elara's eyes.

If her daughter misbehaved and harmed her nephew or the Stirling family's reputation, her nephew had the right to call off the engagement.

She could not let this happen.