Chapter 883: Chapter 883: None of His Business
Compared to Simon Sterling’s aloofness, Wyatt Sterling is seen by the public as gentle-natured.
The reporters who stormed in took the Ford Family’s bribe, knowing they were here to catch Wyatt in a scandal. Unafraid, they continued to bombard him with questions.
"Get out!"
Wyatt delivered the words calmly, just two of them.
The reporters hadn’t gotten what they came for, so they weren’t about to leave quietly!
They were all bullies at heart, moving closer to Wyatt with their microphones.
Wyatt didn’t waste words on them. His usual kindness didn’t mean he was a pushover.
Seeing his phone still on the nightstand, he picked it up and made a call.
"Get people over here and throw everyone out!"
Looking at the cameras in the reporter’s hands, Wyatt knew they were broadcasting live.
And the Sterling Family definitely knew about this.
Last night, Wyatt didn’t bring his bodyguards to the party as usual, but they were definitely upstairs now.
The reporters were momentarily stunned, looking at Wyatt, wanting to ask, "Young Master Sterling, you haven’t answered our questions?"
"Can you tell us when you and Miss Monroe got together? Do you have plans to marry?"
"Or perhaps, what did you do to Miss Monroe last night!"
The questions were repeated, this time intentionally steering Wyatt in another direction.
They had come prepared with a script.
Wyatt still didn’t respond. Soon, the sound of footsteps approached, and a group of bodyguards entered to push the reporters away.
Wyatt looked at them and said coldly, "Kick them out."
"Young Master Sterling, are you planning to be irresponsible towards Miss Monroe? Do the elders of The Sterling Family know about this?"
The reporters got agitated as they were about to be thrown out.
Young Master Sterling couldn’t be bothered to waste more words; his mood was terrible.
Being manipulated and ending up in bed with someone he loathed—it was hatred, it was anger.
"Note down which media companies they are from," Wyatt said coldly. "I want to see if the Kane Family will act when your companies are forced to shut down!"
Even a pushover would get angry after such manipulation.
The reporters who dared to rush in for an interview were certain of Wyatt’s gentility, thinking that no matter how they pressed, Wyatt couldn’t do anything to them.
Little did they know, Wyatt would directly confront their companies.
Saying that the company took the job also meant cutting off their livelihood.
They still wanted to argue, angrily questioning Wyatt, but they were chased out by his bodyguards.
Once everyone was gone, the room returned to silence.
Wyatt got up and put on his clothes; once dressed, he didn’t even glance at Nina Monroe, who lay under the covers.
Whether the person under the covers was awake or asleep didn’t concern him.
Soon after, Wyatt left the room.
The room became even quieter, and Nina, hiding under the covers, also opened her eyes—not that she hadn’t awakened before Wyatt.
Upon seeing herself lying next to Wyatt, she knew Mrs. Kane had schemed against both her and Wyatt.
She sat up, looking at the unfamiliar surroundings, feeling an indescribable distress, her eyes gradually turning red.
The matter concerning Wyatt indeed left The Sterling Family in turmoil.
This kind of being drugged and manipulated had happened even in aristocratic circles.
In some cases, a monetary settlement sufficed; in others, marriage was the solution.
Wyatt wouldn’t choose either path.
He got into the car, turned on his phone, and saw numerous text messages.
First from Simon Sterling, then Serena Sullivan and Claire Sullivan.
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