Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 394

The reason they were all hesitating was because they knew how much Arwen loved her mother.

They all have witnessed her sacrificing it all for the lady's happiness and her satisfaction. They dared not say a wrong thing about her and hurt Arwen's sentiments.

"Alice, we all must have misunderstood. What's the use of mentioning it now?" Aled spoke, trying to refrain the girl from saying it further.

But Arwen didn't let them stop her anymore.

"My mother?" she asked, turning Alice to face her. "What did she do or say to you?"

She knew Catrin had always been hostile towards the people who didn't come from a good family background. And because of that, she had always abstained from having friendships with the people who couldn't come to any aid.

But Arwen never cared. If Catrin asked her to not make such friends, she would just be careful to not let her find out.

But now that she heard Alice mentioning her mother, she could already guess that Catrin must have come to know about them and might have behaved rudely.

However, then she also knows these seven kids. They won't distance themselves from her just on someone's words. Especially Catrin's words.

"Alice, I asked you something. Won't you tell me?" she probed when saw Alice still hesitating.

The girl looked up at her. "Queen Sister, we didn't want to be rude to you Mrs. Quinn, but weren't able to hold ourselves back that night. All of us were very anxious. We wanted to reach you … to stop you. But she didn't let us see you. And then Aled lost his patience and he snapped at her."

Aled lost his patience!

Arwen was slightly taken aback. If it had been Nic and Harris or even Charles, she would have believed it, but Aled and Sam were the most disciplined ones. They wouldn't lose their calm until it's very extreme.

So, what had happened to make him lose like that?

Her gaze darted to glance at Aled, but the guy simply looked away to avoid her gaze.

When Alice noticed the shift in Arwen's expression, she thought Arwen was disappointed in them.

She was about to defend Aled but before she could, Arwen asked her straight.

"Which night was it, Alice? And what actually had happened?"

Although these young kids looked reckless. Arwen knew them better. They weren't as they were perceived by the masses. All their actions had a reason.

So, if Aled has lost his patience, then she didn't even have to ask to know that Catrin Quinn must have done something extreme that they weren't able to bear.