Spoiled By My Nine Beast Husbands (Emma Tibarn) novel Chapter 113

**Chapter 113: Coalball’s Betrayal**

“I’ve observed something peculiar,” Corvin remarked, his eyes narrowing with a mix of suspicion and intrigue. “Ever since your encounter with Ms. Aria Veynar yesterday, your behavior has shifted quite dramatically.”

He squinted at the small black bird perched on his hand, as if trying to decipher a hidden message in its glossy feathers.

“Please tell me you haven’t developed a crush on her just because she’s a bird too?”

“Chirp!”

Lucien, the little avian companion, retaliated with a sharp peck to Corvin’s finger. This was becoming more absurd by the second; the antics of his friend were almost comical.

Yet, Corvin appeared to be even more convinced of his theory. “Ah, so I’ve struck a nerve, have I? You really do have feelings for her!”

“Coalball, let’s be realistic here. You’re just an ordinary bird. Ms. Aria Veynar is a therian—a whole different league! You’re not even in the same category.”

He shook his head with exaggerated seriousness, a playful smile tugging at his lips.

“And let me remind you, you belong to Ms. Tibarn. If you ever dare to stray from her, I swear I will personally roast you!”

This little creature—how could he even entertain thoughts of Ms. Aria Veynar? Corvin must have lost his mind.

“Corvin, what’s happening?”

Emma emerged from the lounge, impeccably dressed, just in time to catch Corvin in the act of chastising Coalball once more.

The moment Corvin spotted her, he seized Coalball and held him aloft like a trophy.

“Ms. Tibarn! Coalball has gone rogue!”

He pointed an accusatory finger at the indignant bird, his voice laced with mock outrage.

“He’s fallen head over heels for Ms. Aria Veynar!”

“What?” Emma and Edric exclaimed in unison, their voices a perfect echo of surprise.

“I… Chirp! Chirp!”

I didn’t! That’s a blatant lie! He’s slandering me!

Coalball darted straight into Emma’s arms, shaking his head so vigorously that his feathers fluffed up in a comical display.

“Chirp, chirp…”

Emma, you must believe me.

“Chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp!”

She’s my sister—my real sister!

Emma observed him flailing in a panic and quickly realized that Corvin had completely misunderstood the situation.

With a gentle smile, she asked, “Coalball, are you trying to say you don’t like Aria? That’s a misunderstanding, isn’t it?”

“Chirp, chirp!”

Coalball nodded so vigorously that his little head became a blur.

“Chirp, chirp!”

Emma, you’re the only one I care about.

Then, in a show of affection, he nuzzled his tiny head against her palm, a perfect embodiment of loyalty and devotion.

There was absolutely no betrayal here—none whatsoever.

Understanding that it was merely a misunderstanding, Edric let out a sigh, half-amused. “Corvin, quit stirring up trouble. Look at him—you’ve got him so worked up he’s almost talking! That was pretty clear.”

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