Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love - Chapter 672

Chapter 672: Chapter 675: Noah Ford’s Selfishness in the Past (Extra 3)

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“Noah Ford, don’t persist in your delusions!”

“Think about it, Bella Scott is a child of the Scott family. But because of this, Larry Scott, Sylvia Scott, and the entire Reddington bunch despise her. These years, if it weren’t for Mason Scott shielding her, Bella would have faced countless tragedies.”

“But even so, Bella and the Scott family are essentially strangers.”

Madam Ford let out a deep sigh as she continued, “Think about what would happen if they find out that the child isn’t actually dead. You, in a moment of foolishness, swapped the child. Picture their reactions when they find out that for decades, they’ve been living as virtual strangers, all because of our lie. What will they do to our Ford family then!?”

When Madam Ford unearthed the truth all those years ago, things had become irreversible.

She called her son before her, hoping to hear a denial from him.

But contrary to her expectations, under duress, Noah Ford confessed that he did indeed swap the children.

The reason was that Sylvia Scott and Ken Redington’s relationship was on the rocks at the time.

Noah Ford felt that if Sylvia’s child ‘died’, Sylvia would be heartbroken.

At that time, he could seize the chance to comfort Sylvia and win her affection and fondness.

Secondly, Sylvia had fled from Europe to M Country, blaming Ken Redington for his lack of tenderness. Sylvia’s decision to go to M Country for healing was all Ken’s fault. If their daughter ‘died’ at this time, she would further blame Ken.

This presented a golden opportunity for Noah Ford.

His love for Sylvia was all-consuming but helpless; he had to resort to such a secretive measure to keep her by his side.

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As expected, everything unfolded as Noah anticipated after the incident.

Sylvia’s daughter ‘died’.

Heartbroken and grieving, she grew to despise Duke Redington.

Several attempts by Ken to find her in M Country ended in rejection.

Those times were the happiest moments for Noah Ford.

Since Sylvia’s daughter was ‘gone’, Bella’s daughter was born safely. As a result, Sylvia poured all her love for her child onto Ruby Ford.

She personally changed Ruby Ford’s diapers, dressed her in little outfits, and even gave her favourite citrine necklace to Ruby.

However, peace never lasts.

The power and influence of the Reddington family were tremendous.

It did not take long for Duke Redington to discover what Bella was doing behind the scenes.

When Sylvia learned about the truth, she was so enraged that she almost killed Bella with her own hands.

But this was prevented by Oliver Ford who arrived on the scene holding his crying sister.

Listening to Ruby Ford’s pitiful cries, Sylvia felt an inexplicable sadness.

She could not bring herself to kill their mother in front of the children.

Finally, Sylvia spared Bella’s life.

However, from then on, their sibling bonds were broken.

Sylvia, her brother Larry, and the entire Reddington family viewed Bella as their enemy.

Madam Ford, fearing nightmares, worried that the Scott family or the Reddington family might one day discover the secret about Ruby Ford.

One day, she seized the opportunity to have someone take the child to Eastonia and left her at an orphanage.

Unfortunately, life can be unpredictable. Who could have imagined that after all these years of going round in circles, that child would still be found and brought back!

“Noah, no matter what, that child cannot acknowledge! Our Ford family cannot withstand the revenge of the Scott and Reddington families!”

Bella only escaped complete ruin because she had Mason standing up for her.

But their Ford family does not share blood ties with the Scott and Reddington families.

If they discover the truth, Madam Ford dares not imagine what would happen…

[Author’s Note] The matter of David Redington needing direct family for a blood transfusion will be explained later when appropriate.