Reborn on Wedding Night: Flirting the Cold Bigshot into Blushes Chapter 414: Both Men and Women Are Enchanted by You

Clent shook his head repeatedly, saying nothing.

Basil Smith spoke coldly, "Hardy was kept in the Imperial Garden for a long ti. I’ve clearly learned from him the details of that bomb back then. Such a bomb, Clent could dismantle in ten seconds, yet how long did it delay?"

Hailey Smith, upon hearing this, was furious and said, "Clent! Are you crazy? Despite my trust in you, you dare to do such a thing, deliberately delaying until the Young Madam was in danger. You’re truly sothing else!"

Clent could not possibly admit to this matter, shaking his head incessantly, "I didn’t, I didn’t, I was probably nervous, I really couldn’t dismantle it at the ti, I didn’t harm anyone!"

Hailey Smith, being on the scene, rembered everything clearly and beca more and more angry, spitting, "Ungrateful! How did you co to the Imperial Garden back then, how did you learn these skills, have you forgotten? You dare to harm the Young Madam and the Young Master, you damned!"

Upon hearing this, Clent, who had been crying all along, suddenly scread, "I didn’t! I care deeply for the Young Master, I would never harm him, I will never harm him!"

No matter how Clent yelled, the evidence was irrefutable, and no amount of denying would help.

For traitors, Basil Smith was never lenient, coldly ordering, "From today onwards, expel Clent from the Imperial Garden. Retrieve all the fa and wealth she gained here, take her away, and lock her up."

Two bodyguards stepped forward to seize Clent, ready to take her away.

Previously, as much as there was sympathy, when Basil Smith revealed Clent’s deliberate delay in dismantling the bomb, everyone beca equally outraged.

That was sothing that almost killed the Young Master and the Young Madam.

"No! I refuse to leave the Young Master!" Clent resisted, struggling and yelling, "I was brought back by the Young Master, you have no right to expel , no right!"

Just then, Nancy Allen suddenly stood up.

She thought of Godfery Shaw’s scarred back from that ti, thought of them nearly dying in the water, and how Clent almost killed Godfery Shaw.

Nancy Allen, being the type who, when taking revenge, always knows how to hit where it hurts.

She got up and sat on Julius Shaw’s lap, lazily leaning close to his ear, "How can you be so charming? Both n and won are dazzled by you, see? She’s still shouting that she won’t leave you."

Clent was indeed provoked by Nancy Allen’s actions, unable to hide the jealousy in her eyes any longer.

Of course, those words also seed to provoke Julius Shaw.

Julius Shaw grabbed Nancy Allen’s hand, suppressing his voice and asked, "What about you? Won’t you leave either?"

Nancy Allen tried to break free from his hand, feeling unnatural as she got up from Julius Shaw.

At this mont, Clent, as if losing her mind, suddenly scread at Nancy Allen.

"It’s all because of you! You vixen! The Young Master was doing just fine for the past five years until your return disrupted everything, you’re the one who keeps causing trouble for the Young Master. It’s you who should be expelled, not , you troublemaker! I won’t let you get away with this, I’ll never let you go!"

Julius Shaw suddenly stood up, walked over to Clent, and kicked her hard in the stomach.

Clent still wanted to speak, but Julius Shaw again stomped on Clent’s hand, grinding down with a dangerous and violent voice, "Don’t want to leave? I figure it’s better that you stay, soone who wants to harm Nancy Allen wouldn’t get off so easily."

"Ah!"

Clent scread repeatedly, seemingly having her finger bones crushed, with blood sared on the ground, appearing sowhat grueso.

The people in the Imperial Garden who used to be familiar with Clent all looked on coldly.

After what Clent did, she was no longer considered one of their own; such a traitor deserved no pity!

However, thinking about if their Young Madam would be alright seeing such a scene.

Looking over, they found their Young Madam watching the bloody scene with an aloof elegance.

Nancy Allen had no sympathy for those who once attempted to harm her and Godfery Shaw.

Just then, outside, a bodyguard reported, "Master Robert Reed has arrived again!"

Previously, when Robert Reed ntioned moving into the Imperial Garden, nobody took it seriously, thinking he was just blustering.

At this mont, Robert Reed had indeed packed a suitcase and was moving into the Imperial Garden.

Emma Lewis, who had been spectating all along, quickly said upon seeing this, "We can’t let Mr. Reed see this bloody scene, quickly persuade Julius Shaw to clean up the blood, I’ll go stall for a while."

In such a state of furious loss of control, who could calm him down?

Everyone instinctively looked at Nancy Allen.

Nancy Allen also knew she couldn’t let the teacher see this. He was already worried about her, and seeing Julius Shaw so violent, would likely imdiately take her away.

Nancy Allen softly called out to Julius Shaw, "Stop hitting, I’m scared."

Julius Shaw’s actions indeed paused, he turned back to look at Nancy Allen.

Nancy Allen reached out her hand to Julius Shaw.

Julius Shaw naturally released the blood-soaked Clent in front of him, turned around to Nancy Allen, picked her up, and embraced her, shielding her eyes from the sight.

People of the Imperial Garden were left staring blankly.

They found it hard to believe that their Young Madam, soone who could stay unfazed while stabbing others, could be afraid.

Nancy Allen finally erged from Julius Shaw’s chest and glanced at Hailey Smith, "Why are you still standing there? Hurry up and clean this up."

Hailey Smith reacted quickly, instructing people to cover Clent’s mouth and drag her away, cleaning up the blood on the ground.

Outside, it couldn’t be stalled any longer, and Robert Reed ca in pulling Emma Lewis along.

Entering the villa and seeing so many people gathered, Robert Reed huffed, "What, are you stopping from entering? Is this Imperial Garden too grand for to live in?"

Robert Reed had quite a peculiar temper.

Offend him, and it wouldn’t matter who you are, he would deal with you unkindly.

Nancy Allen ca down from Julius Shaw’s arm, walked over, and affectionately took Robert Reed’s arm, "Please do, teacher living here makes so happy."

Robert Reed’s anger, just like that, was quenched a bit.

Hailey Smith watched, unable to resist whispering to his brother, "The Young Madam is like a fire extinguisher, she can easily put out anyone’s fire."

Basil Smith was speechless at his brother.

Emma Lewis on the side heard and replied, "With such a delicate and soft appearance, who could flare up in anger, I wouldn’t lose my temper either."

Basil Smith was speechless at his brother and wife.

Even at this ti, could these two not think of sothing more reliable?

Clent was dragged away and locked in the place where those two socialites from Capital City used to be.

Clent was shouting and causing a commotion, "Let out! Who allowed you to imprison here? If I broke the law, send to the police station. Detaining here is illegal confinent, release at once!"

The guards at the door only coldly said, "Make another noise, and we’ll gag you."

The things Clent had done, whether it was posting online to deliberately provoke Nancy Allen or delaying the dismantling during a crisis, were not legally incriminating. If really sent to the police station, at most it would be an investigation and a warning, with no real punishnt.

But this kind of betrayal was unforgivable to the people of the Imperial Garden.

Back then, the Young Master and the Young Madam almost died in that explosion and drowning incident.

Clent’s actions not only amounted to a simple betrayal but also an attempted murder, how could it be forgiven easily?

The two socialites from Capital City were also severely beaten up.

They both rembered how, after escaping and out of envious dissatisfaction, they tracked and attempted to take revenge on Nancy Allen, only to have it backfire, as Nancy Allen countered them. Before leaving, Nancy Allen had even said, anyone who intervenes in her matters better distance themselves, or there will be consequences.

Now, it seed, they hadn’t distanced themselves enough!

From then on, they didn’t dare, acknowledging there’s no point in being jealous of what shouldn’t be envied and not touching what shouldn’t be touched.

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anwhile, Robert Reed swiftly moved into the Imperial Garden.