I Bought a Boyfriend, Then He Spent Years Looking for Me Chapter 09

I Bought a Boyfriend, Then He Spent Years Looking for Me Chapter 09

Ethan Carter had beaten up Lucas Grant.

It started at an industry gathering they both attended that day.

They weren’t seated at the same table, so Lucas Grant probably didn’t see him.

Then someone suddenly brought up the Sullivan family, who had vanished from public view.

Lucas Grant spoke easily.

“Mr. Sullivan has a daughter named Mia Sullivan. She’s gorgeous.”

“She used to be impossible to chase. Now she’s easy to handle.”

“Her family still hasn’t paid off their debt, right?”

“I promised to help Mia Sullivan pay it back, and she came along obediently.”

“A girl like that, even if you spend that much to marry her, it’s still worth it…”

Before he could finish, Ethan Carter’s fist landed on him.

In front of so many people in the industry, he beat the rich heir of the Grant family.

Outside the examination room, Stella Monroe blamed me.

“Ethan Carter has no background. He fought his way here alone, and it was harder for him than anyone.”

—

“But now, because of you, he’s bound to offend people.”

Stella Monroe snapped,

“Mia Sullivan, if you’re not going to help him, fine.”

“But can you stop ruining him?”

Ruining him?

“Stella Monroe, what right do you have to question me?”

Stella Monroe froze.

I said,

“You two are only cooperating. Didn’t the contract say you wouldn’t interfere in each other’s private lives?”

“He even told you that…”

Stella Monroe looked deeply wounded.

Soon, her eyes turned red, and she looked painfully wronged.

“Mia Sullivan, Ethan Carter and I may only be cooperating, but I really do like him.”

“You’ve already disappeared for so long. Can’t you just keep disappearing and leave him to me?”

“You like him?”

“Yes.”

That was something I hadn’t expected.

—

Because.

“Back then, weren’t you the one who led the rumors about Ethan Carter at school?”

Stella Monroe’s face went deathly pale.

“I disappeared, but I didn’t lose my memory.”

I looked at her coldly.

“After Ethan Carter and I got together, you once cornered me in the women’s restroom.”

“Do you remember what you said?”

“You said,”

“Mia Sullivan, how much did you spend to buy Ethan Carter?”

Stella Monroe panicked.

“I… I don’t remember…”

“Later, when someone called Ethan Carter a kept man to his face, did you forget that too?”

“That ugly nickname came from you, didn’t it?”

“No. It didn’t.”

“You’re making things up.”

“I don’t understand the rules of your circle.”

“If it comes out that a big star verbally bullied a classmate back then,

—

what do you think your fans will say?”

“Mia Sullivan!”

Stella Monroe raised her voice.

“Now you’re the one spreading rumors.”

“Oh?”

“Should I find a few classmates to testify?”

In an instant, all the air went out of her.

“Please, Mia Sullivan.”

“I can give you whatever money you want.”

“Just don’t bring this up again, okay?”

“And don’t tell Ethan Carter.”

“I was young and stupid back then. I hurt him.”

“But now, I truly like him.”

“I can make it up to him.”

“Even now, you still think you only hurt him?”

I shook my head helplessly.

“Stella Monroe, you hurt me too.”

“Then I’ll apologize to you.”

She was flustered.

—

“Please, Mia Sullivan.”

“Don’t tell Ethan Carter.”

“Don’t ruin my image in his heart…”

Before she finished, the curtain in the examination room suddenly pulled open.

Ethan Carter stood by the window.

It seemed he had been there for a long time.