The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife
Chapter 419 Her Name's Willa Doyle

Serenity wanted to leave her car and beat them up once she saw the scene but she held herself back after considering it.

This was, after all, Susie's family affair. Although she was her family, she had no right to interfere.

Nevertheless, what Julian was doing required a revelation.

Serenity snapped a photo of the couple spitefully and sent it to Susan.

"Susie, I stayed the entire night and Julian only came out this morning with this woman!"

After she sent the photo, Serenity saw Julian leave while Willa smiled and turned to head back to her hotel room. Serenity tailed her immediately cautiously. When she confirmed the number of her room, she left the hotel quietly.

She put on a pair of sunglasses and put her hair up. Then, she pretended that she had just come in.

"Hello, I have a reservation," Serenity said naturally." I've booked the 003 presidential suite. This is my ID."

"Okay, please hold on while I check for you." The personnel at the counter cross-checked her information after receiving her ID and said in puzzlement after a while, "Miss Wright, do you think you might have remembered wrong? There's already someone in the 003 presidential suite."

"There's already someone there? How's this possible?" Serenity looked enraged. "I'm sure that I booked it! Are you lying to me?"

With swift precision, Serenity grabbed the monitor and turned it toward her.

"Miss Wright, there's really someone checked in," the employee said again.

After memorizing the information on the monitor, Serenity frowned in confusion. "Could I be mistaken? I'll go back to check and come again!"

Upon saying that, she left the hotel in a hurry, her mind replaying the data she had espied.

Willa Doyle, female, Canadian. She had not managed to memorize any other details, but at least she knew the woman's name.

Serenity fished out her phone to check. It had been an hour since she had sent Susan the photo, but there was no response from her yet. She called her directly.

"Hello..." Susan's drowsy voice drifted over the line.

Serenity was speechless. "You're still sleeping?"

"Yeah." Susan rubbed her eyes sleepily. "Chessie doesn't have to go to kindergarten today, and I'm sleeping in with her."

As she spoke, she pressed the blanket over Chesney and got out of bed to leave the room. "Is something the matter?"

"You're too calm." Serenity did not even know what to say to Susan. She was so anxious that she had not gotten a wink of sleep the whole night because of the incident, yet Susan was exceptionally composed. Was this what they said about being a backseat driver?

"Hmm?" Susan blinked, not getting what she meant.

Serenity huffed helplessly. "I sent you a photo an hour ago. You mustn't have seen it. Go take a look now."

"A photo? What photo?" Susan asked casually.

"Just have a look." Serenity refused to divulge more.

"Hold on." Susan scrolled through her phone and opened the photo that she had been sent. Then, her eyes bulged.

In the photo, Julian was turned toward a beautiful woman, talking and looking like he was in a great mood. If that was all, it would have been fine, but Serenity had added below that Julian had stayed the whole night in the hotel and had only left an hour ago.

He had said that he was away. He had really lied to her. Why?

Susan tightened her grip on the phone. Why had Julian lied? For this woman?

There was a long stretch of silence, and Serenity could not help asking carefully, "Are you still there, Susie?"

Susan picked up her phone with a fumble. "I'm here."

"Did you see the photo?"

"I did." Susan bit her lower lip.

When Serenity had seen Julian exiting with Willa, her instinct had screamed at her to go and beat both of them up, but she now hesitated and softened her tone.

"It should be a misunderstanding. All of us can see how much you and Julian love each other. He's not someone who would betray you. I think... you should just ask him directly, lest there's an unnecessary misunderstanding," Serenity said softly. "I asked the hotel too. The woman's name is Willa Doyle."

"I understand." Susan complied subconsciously, still feeling stunned.

"Do you need my help?" Serenity asked worriedly.

Getting a hold of herself, Susan replied with more awareness, "It's okay, Serenity, thank you. I'll handle whatever follows."

"Sure." Serenity respected Susan's wish.

Humph... Let her ask what was up with Julian Shaw first. If he truly had dared two-time Susie... an icy glint flashed in Serenity's eyes. The Wrights were no pushovers.

Upon hanging up, Susan remained stuck in a daze for some time.

Someone had sent her a photo of Julian entering the hotel. Julian had lied to her and told her that he was still abroad. This morning, Serenity had personally seen him and a woman named Willa Doyle exiting the hotel.

If it had been any other man, these coincidences would have been enough to condemn him!

However, this man was Julian Shaw.

Their love had been tested countless times before they had come together. Susan could not believe that Julian would cheat on her. Why had he lied then?

A prick slowly grew in Susan's heart.

Since the previous misunderstanding between them caused by Isabelle, they had promised each other to never lie to one another. What was so important that Julian would not tell her directly and had instead chosen to lie to her?

Chesney woke up briefly. Repressing the anxiety looming in her heart, Susan spent time eating and playing with her like usual. However, her mind was elsewhere.

In the afternoon, Susan stared at her phone in a trance.

Should she call Julian directly and ask him about it? Gritting her teeth, she picked up her phone.

Suddenly, a voice rang out from the door.

"Susie, I'm home from the trip."

Susan lifted her head abruptly and saw Julian standing by the door looking exhausted.

"Daddy." Chesney, who was already rushing over to him in glee, was picked up by the man instantly.

"Why do you look so haggard?" The moment she saw Julian, all her suspicion and restlessness dissipated. Her gaze as she looked at Julian was fond and tender.

"I'm fine. I'll be okay after a night's rest." Julian looked at her with a smile. His voice was deep. "Don't worry. I'm a little tired, but when have I ever disappointed you in bed?"

He was indecent as soon as he entered through the door. Susan could not help throwing a punch at him out of embarrassment.

Julian seemed to be genuinely fatigued, however, as he staggered after just one punch.