The CEO Gets What He Wants

Chapter 501 His Words Warm Her Heart

Avery leaned against a soft pillow on the bed and comforted her daughter.

After the little girl had fallen asleep from exhaustion, Cayden gently lifted her and placed her in another bed beside

them.

Zachary, who did not usually talk much, walked up to Avery, grabbed her hand, and asked in his tender and hesitant

voice, “Mommy, I can't wait to grow up. I want to grow up fast so that I can protect you and make sure you never

get hurt again.”

His words warmed her heart.

She gently stroked his tender cheek and quipped, “I just want you and Rory to grow up safely. My responsibility now

as a mother is to take care of you, but once your dad and I become old, it'll be your responsibility to take care of us.

Make sure you don't think of us as a burden then...”

“Of course not, Mommy.” Zachary clenched his fists and vowed earnestly, “You and Daddy took good care of us.

When we grow up, we'll definitely take good care of you to show you how grateful we are for what you've done for

us. I mean every word I say, Mommy.”

The little boy's innocent expression when he blinked his eyes could easily melt anyone's heart.

Zachary's eyes were almond-shaped, resembling Cayden's, but with the addition of Avery's profound double

eyelids. They were not only clear and beautiful like his mother's but also sharp and refined like his father's.

All the exceptional genetic traits were fully manifested in Zachary.

“Okay, Mommy believes you.” Avery could not help but sigh. My son is already so charming at such a young age.

What if he grows up to be a heartbreaker?

“Good boy. You're such a good boy,” Avery said as she ruffled his hair and gave him a kiss on the cheek.

Zachary could not help but blush.

“You trained him well.” Cayden grinned.

He believed Zachary and Rory had inherited Avery's excellent genes, and that was why they were such obedient

and intelligent children.

As the family basked in their moment of togetherness, a sudden jarring female voice pierced through the cozy

ambiance. “Well, well, well. Look who survived a car crash. But with your leg wrapped up like a mummy, are you a

cripple now?”

The entire family turned their heads to look at the source of the voice.

Clad in a sophisticated dress, Allie entered the ward in heels while carrying the latest Hermès bag.

Repulsed by the scent of the disinfectant, she waved her hand in front of her nose to clear the air. “Cayden, you

haven't been home for two days. I went to your office to look for you because I thought you were busy, but you

weren't around. I'm shocked that you're here with this jinx. How could you avoid answering my calls because of

her?”

Allie came over because Jeffrey found out from Xavier that Avery was involved in a severe accident, and he was

worried about his great-grandchildren.

Initially, Jeffrey wanted to visit her but could not bring himself to do so upon recalling how Avery had embarrassed

the Moore family during the engagement party. That was why he sent Allie over.

Allie did not come willingly as she had a prior facial appointment with her friends. She was indifferent to whether or

not Avery could bear Cayden's child. After all, there would be no shortage of women eager to give birth to Cayden's

child, as long as he gave them the green light.

Yet, she had no choice but to comply with Jeffrey's order.

Cayden's face darkened when he heard the disrespectful words directed toward Avery. “Mom, Avery is not only the

mother to my kids but also your future daughter-in-law. I won't tolerate you speaking ill of her. If you continue to

behave like this, I won't welcome you into our family.”

“What? Cayden, what are you saying? You still want to marry her? How could you? She has tarnished our family's

reputation. I will not allow it to happen! Are you so set on being with this woman that you're willing to drive me up

the wall?” Upon hearing how her son insisted on marrying Avery and even threatened her to defend the woman,

Allie exploded in rage. With bloodshot eyes, she glared at Avery as if she could tear her into pieces.

Avery's expression turned grim as she did not anticipate Allie's arrival would add more turmoil to an already difficult

situation.

Avery had no choice but to endure the insults because Allie was Cayden's mother. She turned her head away and

avoided looking at Allie's malicious expression.

Zachary, who was standing nearby, scrunched his brows when he heard how Allie scolded his mother.

Suddenly, he pulled a corner of Allie's blouse and said in his innocent voice, “Grandma, please don't talk to my

mommy like that. Rory and I might watch and learn from you. When you're old, you wouldn't want us to treat you

the same way, would you?”

The little guy might appear to be innocent, but the words he uttered drove Allie mad. At that moment, she

regretted showering him with too much affection.

As her anger intensified, her face contorted and even became slightly deformed. Suddenly, she felt a sharp pain in

her cheek.

It was at that moment Allie remembered her cosmetic procedure yesterday and how the beautician had cautioned

her to control her emotions during the recovery period. The beautician also warned her that getting angry or

laughing excessively could cause facial muscle deformation and greatly reduce the effectiveness of the treatment.

The beautician's warning sent a shiver down her spine, and she quickly composed herself and put on a poker face.

“I won't say anything else anymore. If the baby in her womb is still alive, then make sure she gives birth to it. The

Moores will take care of the baby. If the baby is dead, then forget it. In any case, she's not welcomed in the Moore

family.”

“Mom, the baby is fine, and I'll not marry any other woman other than Avery. Once she recovers, I'll give her a

grand wedding. If you wish to attend, we welcome you. If you choose not to come, it's all right too. We'll still

proceed with the ceremony,” Cayden said indifferently.

His words left Allie speechless and on the brink of fainting.

Staying there any longer would just drive her mad, so after giving Avery a murderous glare, she stormed out of the

ward.

Meanwhile, at the banquet in the Lambert residence, Nicole was getting restless and uneasy like a cat on a hot tin

roof.

That was because that man threatened her to transfer a large sum of money into his account within the next two

hours.

She was far from being financially deprived. As a celebrity, money came in quickly and easily, and on top of that,

being the only daughter of the Lambert family, she received a generous monthly allowance from her mother's

business income.

However, transferring the money through her personal account could spell trouble.

At that moment, it was also impossible for her to leave the banquet.

George had already formed a negative opinion of her, and her early departure from his birthday banquet the last

round had left a bad impression on him. If she were to repeat the same behavior at her grandmother's birthday

banquet, it would likely give him more reason to criticize her.

She regretted not having planned everything in advance, and her increasing anxiousness only made it more

challenging to find a good solution.

As Nicole stood in the corner of the banquet hall, feeling lost and helpless, a rugged man dressed in camouflage

approached her silently.

He did not even bother to hide the emotions in his eyes.

Using his stealthy skills, the elusive man avoided all surveillance and covered Nicole's mouth and nose, dragging her

into the restroom without raising any suspicion.

Nicole was almost rendered unconscious by the sudden attack. When she caught sight of Roderick, she was so

frightened that her legs went feeble, and she almost screamed.

Yet, when she thought about the powerful backing that Roderick had, a sudden idea came to her mind. She quickly

put on a grin, put aside her fear and disgust, and wrapped her arms around his neck.