His Ex Wife is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus)

Chapter 169

Ca**ius, Arnold, and Aaron, all dressed up formally, along with their wives, were already welcoming Jeff

and his second son, Byron Chambers.

“Ca**ius, Arnold! You guys are getting more and more handsome. No, I got it wrong, I should call you

President Ashbourne and Prosecutor Amold, night? Oh! Is this Suri’s little boy? Wow! The last time I

saw him he was just a naughty, cute little boy, now he’s just so dashing. He’s a talent at first sight.

Where do you work now?” Chairman of the Chambers Group, Jeff, approached each of them warmly

and greeted them with a handshake.

“I’m a police officer now, working in the Criminal Police Department.” Aaron replied with a smile.

“You’re a con? Jeff seemed surprised, his eyes flickering.

In the eyes of this business tycoon, a cop was the lowest level of a civil servant with low income and

dangerous, doing all the dirty and tiring work. Most importantly, the opportunities for promotion were

slim. He could at most become a senior officer, and that was where his career ended. It was far less

valuable than taking over the family business.

“My son is not so exceptional, sorry for the joke.” Suri showed a hint of embarra**ment, her youngest

son’s occupation had always been her concern.

After all, she came from the highest background of the three wives, although she had no intention of

fighting for power and dividing the Ashbourne Group, she had a strong sense of family honor from a

young age due to her original family, so naturally she hoped that her children were all outstanding and

had very strict requirements on them.

But Aaron was not so ambitious, insisting on being a criminal policeman, not following the path she

arranged for him, which really gave her a headache.

“Suri, you’re being too modest!” Aviana, outspoken, stepped forward and patted Aaron proudly on the

shoulder, “Where is Aaron not outstanding? At only 27, he has already made first–cla** merits, three

second–cla** merits, and solved several major cases. He’s the pride of our city police department!”

“Not only that, he is now the captain of the Criminal Police Department, and the youngest captain in

their bureau’s history, Mr. Jeff.” Arnold didn’t want the Chambers family to look down on his excellent

younger brother and also helped to speak up.

“That’s really promising!” Jeff had to laugh along.

Aaron, hearing his family praise him like this, was happier than when he was awarded. He smiled shyly

and scratched his head.

“Jeff!” Emeric walked up to them accompanied by Myra and Mr. Dylan, his eyes full of mischief, “It’s

been so long since you came to see me. I thought you were sick and went abroad for treatment, afraid

to see me.”

“You have the nerve to say that!” Jeff strode forward, feigning anger, “Two months ago I called you to

go horse riding. You said you had something else and couldn’t make it, right? In the past, whenever I

mentioned horse riding, you would get excited. No matter what the weather, you would go with me. I

was wondering if it was because you’re getting old and having trouble moving, having difficulties getting

on the horse, so you didn’t go with me, afraid I would laugh at you?”

“You’re overthinking, I’m in great shape!”

Emeric smiled. Although he was already sixty, his smile was still full of confidence, “When we both are

old and in a nursing home, I’ll definitely be the one pushing your wheelchair! Just wait and see!”

Everyone couldn’t help but laugh when they saw the two brothers arguing as soon as they met, just like

before.

Tonight, Mr. Jeff was wearing a very refined, proper suit, a charcoal grey jacket with a silver white tie,

looking very energetic.

But, unexpectedly, Emeric broke the norm and wore a snow–white silk long gown, the delicate dark

pattern embroidery appeared very luxurious, yet casual. His hair on both sides was not white. His figure

was upright, just like twenty years ago. It was really enviable!

Jeff and Emeric were both men who paid great attention to their appearance. They started caring about

their clothes and skin care when they were young. This had been going on for more than twenty years,

as if they wanted to push each other into the grave.

“Mr. Emeric, hello.” Byron approached and greeted Emeric politely.

He and Avery were half–brothers, not very alike.

Mr. Avery was very handsome, even somewhat androgynous; while Byron’s features were more

distinct, with long eyebrows flying into the temples, deep–set eyes, his gaze as sharp as his father’s,

his figure slim yet rugged.

“Oh! Byron, hello to you too!”

Emeric showed a loving smile to this younger generation, after all, he also watched the Chambers

family’s children grow up, “Jeff, didn’t you tell me you brought your younger son with you? I haven’t

seen him in many years, why didn’t he come with you?”

The kid said he had something to do at the last minute and would be late.”

Jeff glanced around, puzzled, “Emeric, didn’t you say Evadne would also be here tonight? how come I

don’t see her?”

“Evadne said she had something to deal with too. She’ll rush back when she’s done.” Emeric was also

unclear about his daughter’s plans, but given her character, as long as she promised, she wouldn’t

break her promise.

“Ah, Evadne wouldn’t not come, would she? No, no! I came specifically to see Evadne!” Jeff started

complaining, “If I can’t see Evadne tonight, I won’t leave!” Just as he finished speaking, the butler’s

voice came from outside the door, “Ms. Evadne is back!”

“Look, Evadne is back.”

Emeric, hearing that his daughter was back, immediately showed a happy smile, his eyes full of doting

light.

At this moment, everyone also turned their heads to look outside the door.

Jeff’s eyes lit up like a Christmas tree, craning his neck and peering expectantly outside.

Byron, who usually seemed chill as a cucumber, suddenly turned sharp–eyed. The big shot,

surprisingly, even fiddled with his tie surreptitiously. His nerves were on edge.

“Dad, I’m home!”

A voice as sweet as honey came, cheerful and pleasant enough to melt hearts.

Evadne, bright as a spring blossom, walked in light–footedly, along with Avery, coming into everyone’s

view.

Everyone, including Emeric, seemed taken aback, except for Ca**ius.

Now, the expressions of the Chambers men tumed somewhat puzzling.

Jeff frowned while Byron clenched his jaw, his eyes frosty. A feeling of being tricked was brewing in his

chest, making him tug at his tie in annoyance.

“Mr. Emeric, Dad, sony for being late.”

Avery first looked deeply at Evadne, then bowed politely to the two elders.

“Avery, did you bump into Evadne at the door?” Jeff’s gaze darted back and forth between them, trying

to probe.

“No, Dad Avery started to smile slowly, his eyes full of affection as they rested on Evadne’s face. “I

purposely went to pick up Evadne. We came here together”