# Chapter 814 - Read My Accidental Husband is a: When a Little Girl Calls a King "Daddy"
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The tension in the room was thick enough to cut with a knife. Jenkins had barely managed to get his words out before Erin swooped in with that trademark sarcasm of hers, sharp as a blade and twice as cutting.
"And what good is that promise of yours?" Erin drawled, popping a peanut into her mouth with theatrical nonchalance. "If you can't even take back your company, it's not like you have another option. You'll end up joining us anyway."
She strolled past him with all the grace of a cat who'd just swallowed a canary. "By the way, was that just a threat you threw at Keira? You know she hates being pressured."
Jenkins's face twisted with frustration. "Why are you always around to stir the pot? That wasn't a threat."
"Sure sounded like one to me!" Erin shot back, a gleam in her eye. She turned to Keira with a triumphant smile. "See? I'm the only one who genuinely wants you on our side. Everyone else has their own motives."
"Erin, you're impossible!" Jenkins snapped.
The bickering was escalating, voices rising and tempers flaring, when Keira raised a single hand, cutting through the chaos like a knife. "Both of you, stop. Your bickering is giving me a headache."
And just like that, silence. Both of them quieted down immediately, like scolded children.
Keira turned her attention back to Jenkins, her voice measured and firm. "I'll handle Monbatten—not for you, but because it's necessary for my own plans. As for Clownfish, she'll either surrender or become my enemy."
Jenkins hesitated, chewing on his lower lip before nodding slowly. "If you can get Clownfish on your side, make her stop targeting me. Let me go back to my company. I miss it."
Keira rolled her eyes, a hint of amusement flickering across her features. "Got it."
She never thought Lion would be in such a sorry state. The mighty Lion, brought low, desperate, and clinging to anyone who might offer a lifeline. It was almost pitiful, really.
But of course, Erin couldn't let a moment like this pass without commenting. "Never thought I'd see such a pitiful Lion. Honestly, 'Lion' was a terrible choice. You should've gone with 'Drenched Cat.'"
Jenkins raised a fist, his face reddening. "Say that again, and I'll—"
Erin smirked, tilting her head with insufferable smugness. "What? You gonna hit me? You think you could?"
And with that, she flicked her hair over her shoulder and sauntered off, her head held impossibly high, leaving Jenkins standing there with fists clenched and steam practically rising from his ears.
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From a safe distance, Peter and Charles had been watching the entire scene unfold like spectators at a particularly entertaining circus. They exchanged a quick glance before looking away in unison, as if both had silently agreed that getting involved would be an act of sheer stupidity.
Charles cleared his throat awkwardly. "So, Peter, where are you planning to live after you're married?"
Peter latched onto the subject change like a drowning man grabbing a life raft. "Well, even though the family doesn't really divide up properties, it's normal for a couple to want their own space. I've got a house on the south side of town."
Charles nodded with perhaps too much eagerness. "Great, then I'll renovate the villa on the north side. Once I graduate, Erin and I will move there."
"Sounds good."
Peter nodded along, but internally, he had his doubts. Would those two fiery women tear each other apart living under the same roof? He sighed to himself, remembering how sweet and levelheaded Jenkins had seemed when they first met. He never could have predicted the fiery, chaotic force of nature she turned out to be.
Then again... there was something endearing about her feistiness.
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Three days later, the Olsen household was a flurry of early morning activity. Everyone was gearing up for Sean Church's banquet, and the excitement was palpable.
Both Jenkins and Erin were definitely attending—it was crucial to make a good impression on Monbatten, and Erin was still holding onto hope for a chance to treat his mysterious illness. Uncle Olsen was coming along too, carrying little Amy in his arms as they loaded into a spacious van that could easily seat seven or eight.
And Amy?
Oh, that little girl was positively beaming. Radiant. Glowing with joy.
Bundled in a pink puffy jacket over a white tulle dress, with rosy cheeks and bright, sparkling eyes, she looked like a porcelain doll come to life. Her delight was so infectious that Keira couldn't help but smile.
"What's got you so excited?" Keira asked, genuinely curious at the girl's uncontainable happiness.
Amy nodded enthusiastically, her whole body wiggling with glee. "I'm happy!"
"Do you like Monbatten that much?"
Amy's eyes lit up even more, her nod so vigorous it seemed her head might detach from her small body. But there was something deeper in her smile—something nostalgic, almost wistful. Over the past few days, she'd seen Monbatten on television many times, and each time, she'd called him "Daddy."
But no one believed her.
Not even Mommy.
A small pang of sadness tugged at Amy's heart. Mommy used to show her pictures, again and again, making absolutely sure she'd never forget. "This is your daddy," she'd say, pointing to the screen, showing her videos. Over and over, drilling it into her memory.
So why didn't Mommy remember now?
Amy didn't understand it. But she had made up her mind. Today, when she met Daddy, she would ask him directly. She clutched her resolve tightly, her grin growing even brighter.
Keira, watching her daughter's uncontainable joy, couldn't help but think how much Amy looked like a little fan meeting her idol. She sighed and massaged her temples. No wonder Uncle Olsen kept teasing her about being jealous of Amy's obsession with Monbatten.
In the months they'd spent together, Keira had grown deeply attached to Amy. She scooped the little girl up, settling her onto her lap. "When we get there, remember to be polite, okay?"
Amy nodded eagerly.
A moment later, she glanced out the window. "Mommy, are we at Daddy's house yet?"
Keira stiffened. "Stop calling him Daddy!"
"Okay, Mommy."
"You got it?"
"Got it!"
Amy nodded so hard it looked like her head might fall off. But inside, she held firmly to her original plan. Mommy's memory had been a little off lately, so it was up to Amy to remember. After all, Mommy had once told her that when she finally met Daddy, she should run straight to him and claim her place as his daughter.
And Amy fully intended to do exactly that.
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Keira, believing she had finally calmed the little one down, let out a small sigh of relief. Little did she know that Amy's thoughts were a complete mystery to everyone around her.
Soon, the group arrived at Sean Church's place.
Calling it a "place" felt like a severe understatement—it was part of an exclusive vacation villa complex, the kind reserved for the most elite of the elite.
Sean Church himself greeted them at the entrance. As the cars pulled into the parking lot and everyone piled out, Sean began explaining with characteristic nonchalance.
"I don't own a house in Clance. When I heard you were staying here, I couldn't find a decent property on short notice. So, I bought one of these villas to settle in."
Jenkins glanced around curiously. "Wait, I thought these vacation villas weren't for sale. How'd you manage to get one?"
These villas were essentially part of a luxury resort—a place reserved for the wealthiest and most exclusive clientele. Each villa operated like a high-end hotel room and wasn't meant for private ownership.
Sean responded with an easy shrug. "Oh, I bought the entire complex. Now, you can all stay here for free anytime you want."
Jenkins was momentarily speechless.
Bought the entire complex? Who even does that? This was Clance, one of the most expensive cities in the entire country!
Unable to contain her curiosity, she blurted out, "How much did that set you back?"
Sean waved her off like it was pocket change and held up five fingers.
"Five million?" Jenkins guessed.
Sean nodded.
His assistant, standing nearby, added helpfully, "In dollars."
Jenkins nearly tripped over her own feet.
Five hundred million dollars! And he called that "not much"? Just how much money did this man's family actually have?
Well, she reasoned, considering he'd paid hundreds of millions in taxes back in Country A, maybe this kind of spending really wasn't a big deal for him. Some people just lived on a completely different plane of existence.
Letting out an exaggerated sigh, Jenkins walked over to Erin and muttered, "It's ridiculous how people like him even exist. Makes the rest of us look pathetic."
Erin, sucking on a lollipop, tilted her head. "What's up?"
Jenkins grumbled, "Five hundred million dollars. For a vacation complex in the suburbs."
Erin's eyes widened momentarily. "That cheap? What a steal!"
Jenkins gawked at her in disbelief. "Aren't you supposed to be broke? Stop pretending!"
With that, she let out a huff and marched ahead, leaving Erin standing there looking genuinely perplexed.
"I mean, I don't know exactly how much money I have, but I'm definitely not broke," Erin murmured to herself.
As the person overseeing an entire medical system, she genuinely had no concept of her own wealth. Popping the lollipop back into her mouth, she trailed behind the group, completely unbothered.
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Sean, now leading the way, began explaining to Keira, Lewis, and Uncle Olsen. "This complex has twenty villas, all enclosed in a private area. I didn't like the noise, so I bought out the whole thing. Right now, I'm the only one living here, so it feels a bit empty. But if I decide to settle here permanently, I'll probably bring over more people."
His assistant nodded in agreement. "Yes, at least a few hundred staff members will need to move here to take care of Mr. Church. It's a shame, though. The estate we just finished building in Oceanion will go to waste now that you've decided to relocate, Ms. Olsen."
Keira paused mid-step.
So, wherever she went, Sean would just... follow?
The group continued chatting as they entered Sean's villa, which was clearly the crown jewel of the entire complex. The space was massive, featuring luxurious furnishings and top-tier decor. Everything was fully equipped, right down to the smallest details.
Jenkins wandered around, taking it all in with genuine awe. Erin headed straight to the kitchen to scope out the food situation, because of course she did. Amy, having slipped out of Keira's arms, explored the villa with curious little steps, darting here and there like an adorable little butterfly.
Lewis stuck close to Amy, ready to catch her if she stumbled. The protective instinct was clearly in full force.
As everyone busied themselves exploring, the sound of cars pulling up outside broke the calm of the afternoon.
Sean glanced toward the door, a knowing smile crossing his face. "That should be King Monbatten arriving."
Amy's head whipped around at the mention of "king," her eyes glued to the doorway with laser focus.
Sean stepped out to greet their distinguished guest.
Keira and the others, being guests themselves, remained in the living room. Jenkins quickly sidled up to Keira and nudged her with her elbow.
"Look, when Monbatten comes in, you need to step up your game. Be friendly, make an impression. Last time, he couldn't even bother looking in my direction. But he looked at you a couple of times, so you're already ahead of the rest of us."
Keira pursed her lips, feeling more than a little out of her depth. She was terrible at small talk and had absolutely no idea how to charm someone of Monbatten's caliber. Social maneuvering was Jenkins's territory, not hers. She much preferred direct confrontation to the delicate dance of pleasantries.
While she hesitated, wrestling with her thoughts, Sean walked back in with Monbatten in tow.
Sean's demeanor was noticeably more relaxed than when dealing with Keira. Even so, he remained perfectly polite as he made introductions for everyone in the room.
Keira stepped forward to shake hands with Monbatten.
"It's good to see you again, Ms. Olsen," Monbatten greeted with a warm smile that reached his eyes.
Keira returned a polite smile. "Likewise."
Jenkins wasted absolutely no time jumping into the conversation. "King Monbatten, how have you been these days?"
Monbatten let out a weighted sigh. "I'm here seeking medical help. It's been a rough time trying to find the right person."
Jenkins discreetly nudged Keira, urging her to take the lead in the conversation.
Keira, now thoroughly out of ideas and feeling the pressure of everyone's expectations weighing on her shoulders, opened her mouth to say something—anything—when a sudden interruption saved her.
A small figure darted across the room like a tiny missile aimed directly at their distinguished guest.
Keira turned in shock to see Amy hugging Monbatten's leg with both arms wrapped tightly around him, her face absolutely beaming with excitement and adoration.
"Daddy!" she exclaimed, her voice ringing through the room with crystal clarity.
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And there, my dear readers, is where we must leave things! The room must have frozen solid. Keira's face? Priceless. Monbatten's expression? Absolutely unreadable. And that adorable little girl with the biggest smile you've ever seen, absolutely certain she's found her father?
This chapter was a masterclass in family dynamics, ridiculous displays of wealth, and the innocent certainty of a child who knows exactly what she wants. Amy's determination is both heartwarming and utterly terrifying for everyone else in the room!
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
Oh my goodness, where do I even begin? This chapter had me giggling, gasping, and clutching my chest with anticipation! The bickering between Jenkins and Erin continues to be an absolute delight—their dynamic is pure comedic gold, and I live for every single exchange. Sean Church casually buying an entire villa complex for five hundred million dollars? Absolutely absurd, but somehow completely in character for this ridiculous billionaire. And little Amy? She has stolen my entire heart! The way she cling to her belief that Monbatten is her daddy, despite everyone telling her otherwise, is both incredibly sweet and deeply poignant. You can feel her confusion and sadness at not being believed, but also her absolute determination. And that final moment when she latched onto Monbatten's leg and shouted "Daddy!" with such joy? CHILLS. I cannot wait to see how everyone reacts to that bombshell! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
Well, my dear readers, I predict the next chapter is going to be an absolute rollercoaster! Monbatten's reaction to being called "Daddy" by a little girl he's never met will be... interesting, to say the least. Given that he's been suffering from a mysterious illness and searching desperately for help, this unexpected connection might just be the turning point. Could there be a hidden connection between Monbatten and Amy that no one knows about? And how will Keira handle the fallout when she has to explain this awkward moment? I suspect we're about to learn some shocking truths about Amy's origins, Monbatten's mysterious past, and possibly a connection that changes everything. The drama is just heating up!
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