Chapter 60. Mr. Vanderbilt’s Bad Mood From Not Seeing Her

Faced with Caitlin’s accusations, Jonathan felt both guilty and anxious, trying to maintain a calm exterior.

“Of course not! Caitlin, Harrison is my son. How could I not be worried about his disappearance? Look, my hair has turned white from stress!” Jonathan said, trying to act the concerned father.

Caitlin coldly snorted, “Once I find my brother, the truth will come out! Just wait and see!”

She didn’t stick around to argue further. Without sparing Jonathan a second glance, she went straight downstairs. No one tried to stop her; Megan and Jasmine glared at her in anger, silently wishing she would leave already.

Caitlin reached the bottom of the stairs and ran into Imogen, who was leaning on a cane. Seeing Caitlin, Imogen said, “Caitlin, your sister says you’re making money now, wearing brand-name clothes. You’ve even married into The Vanderbilt Family. So, how come you didn’t bring anything with you this time? You’re empty-handed?”

Caitlin raised an ey