After Divorce I Became A Queen (Aurora and Sion)

Chapter 258 Aurora’s Anger

Chapter 258 Aurora’s Anger

Aurora had arranged for someone to wait downstairs of Sion's house for a long time, and finally, they

saw Donna come out. They quickly got in place, ready to go in and take Morgan away after Donna left.

At this moment, they saw a small figure beside Donna. Since they didn't expect Morgan to follow her

out, they urgently changed their strategy.

"Morgan, don't let go of my hand, okay?" Donna instructed while holding Morgan's hand.

"Okay." Morgan nodded.

She took Donna's hand and carried a rabbit bag on her back.

Seeing them, the bodyguards exchanged glances and quickly followed up.

In the supermarket, Donna was shopping while Morgan had always been by her side. They bought a lot

of things so Donna got bags in both hands.

When she came out of the market, several people suddenly gathered around her with leaflets.

"Ma'am, the supermarket is on sale, many things are very cheap. Can you take a look?"

"There are free eggs today."

"Ma'am..."

"Thanks, but I don't need them." Donna smiled to refuse but she was still blocked by the leaflet girls

with immense enthusiasm.

Originally, Morgan had been standing still beside Donna, but suddenly she found a few strange guys

staring at her from not far away. They were wearing earphones and occasionally exchanged glances

with each other.

She instinctively took a step back, feeling somewhat scared. As she wanted to call Donna, she found

herself surrounded by a group of people already.

She was thinking quickly, and she seized the opportunity to retreat behind the crowd of people before

running away as fast as she could. When she looked back, those strange guys were still looking

around. They must be looking for her so she didn't dare stop and ran straight into the greenery towards

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Fortunately, there was money in her little bunny bag. Morgan flagged down a car and gritted her teeth

before opening the door and getting in while saying an address aloud.

The safest place now was by her dad's side, she thought.

The driver was surprised that such a young child would take a taxi alone but he didn't say anything and

drove off anyway.

With one hand holding onto the bunny bag tightly while another pinched onto her phone watch

nervously, Morgan sat still all along their journey, which went smoothly without any problems. When

she arrived at her destination, she paid the driver and then thanked him graciously before getting off

the car. And she ran towards the building entrance excitedly without any hesitation.

David had just finished dealing with his work when he received a call from the downstairs receptionist,

saying that there was a little girl looking for Sion.

He felt puzzled wondering if it could be Morgan, so he rushed downstairs immediately.

"Little Missy?!"

Surprised, he thought this little girl was bold enough to get here alone. David felt relieved and then led

Morgan upstairs.

"Uncle David, where's my daddy?"

David no longer found this title unusual since he knew how smart this young lady actually was. He

replied honestly, "Little Missy, Mr Carroll went out with Madam Carroll on a date, so they're not here

right now."

Sion wasn't here which meant David's workload just increased significantly. So he thought he needed

someone else to look after Morgan instead.

When Morgan heard this news, her whole face lit up.

"Really?! Daddy and Mommy are on a date?!"

"Yes."

David exclaimed in surprise that she understood everything perfectly well.

"That's great!"Morgan was genuinely happy that her parents' relationship was improving and that the

misunderstanding would soon be resolved.

David breathed a sigh of relief when he saw how well-behaved she was. He thought Morgan might

have caused trouble again, but it seemed like she just had missed Sion.

He was busy running around, making sure someone accompanied Morgan at all times. He mainly kept

an eye on the young lady and hoped nothing else would go wrong.

Meanwhile, Aurora and Sion had almost finished beating all the participants without getting any paint

on themselves.

"It's weird... why haven't we seen them?"

They were about to reach another exit but there wasn't a trace of Seth or Elle. It was as if they

disappeared into thin air.

"Let's go out and take a look."

Sion wiped off the sweat from his chin with his hand, looking wild and full of masculine energy.

Aurora looked down at her feet without saying anything.

Throughout their journey, this man stood in front of her most of the time, shielding her from harm while

taking care of exposed targets too. She couldn't quite put into words how she felt about him-part of her

thought he was just putting up an act but deep down inside she couldn't help being moved by him

either.

He seemed to have some charm after all, not wasting his good looks for nothing.

Sion didn't wait for Aurora to speak before turning back to grab hold of her hand directly.

"Come on, I'll take you out." Said he.

After being under the sun for so long now, she might not be able to keep up with him physically

anymore.

"I can walk by myself," Aurora said as she awkwardly pulled away from his large palm with an

unpleasant expression on her face. But as soon as she took one step forward outside, she sensed

someone attacking from the left side.

This time it wasn't a gun but rather a leg coming straight at them. Aurora instinctively stepped back one

step but still didn't manage to dodge it. However, the expected pain did not come to her because Sion's

sturdy chest held onto hers tightly instead.

The kick landed right behind Sion's back. Its weight could easily be heard through the sound alone.

Sion reacted quickly. He let go of Aurora's hand immediately before engaging in combat with their

attacker, who turned out surprisingly enough, a girl whose voice sounded brittle yet defiant. "Okay

okay... I give up already!" the girl yielded.

Aurora and Sion locked eyes for a second, their hearts racing as they stepped away from each other.

He had just saved her again, even though it was just a game, the landing from that kick couldn't have

been easy.

Aurora's face turned almost pale as she spoke coldly, "Let's go."

Without waiting for a response, she walked towards the exit. Sion looked at the woman on the ground

before following Aurora with big strides.

"Why did you guys take so long to come out?"

Elle and Seth were standing at the door.

"I was about to charge in there if you didn't show up soon."

Aurora frowned slightly and asked irritably, "Have you guys been out here for long?"

"Seth hurt his waist when he fell down earlier so we decided to quit," Elle explained. "Didn't your

instructor tell you?"

Seth coughed awkwardly while looking at Sion after hearing this, "I guess they forgot. You guys won

right?"

Sion raised an eyebrow slightly after receiving his look; it seemed like Seth had something to do with

their instructor's absence.

Aurora didn't notice their exchange and continued speaking coldly to Elle, "There are still many areas in

this resort that need improvement. Why did our two-person match turn into a free-for-all? And why

wasn't anyone notified when we left early? Are the instructors getting paid for doing nothing?"

She felt an inexplicable anger rising within her which surprised even herself.

Even Elle blinked in surprise before agreeing, "Okay! I'll call my dad later and ask him to make some

changes!"

Meanwhile, Sion felt an unexpected joy inside him upon hearing Aurora's tone of voice.

Was she showing concern for him?