Desires Die Hard

Chapter 895 Take Your Seat Over There If You Don't Want To Get Hurt

"That won't do." Dan could be gentle to everyone except Judy.

This woman stood on his uncle's side to hurt David for a few benefits.

He couldn't put up with it no matter how good his temper was.

"Dan, it's too much!" Judy's face turned livid after she was turned down by him. Her fair fingers were instantly clenched into fists and she stared fixedly at him.

"You should have thought of this when working with my uncle to go against grandpa," Dan replied coldly.

Judy was rendered speechless.

He had no idea about how she was threatened. She wouldn't have returned to the Halls if she had another choice.

And nothing that followed wouldn't happen.

Judy knew that he wouldn't show any sympathy to her and she didn't want to say anything. She couldn't tolerate being with him.

Therefore, she didn't want to get her permission but ran towards the door while biting her lip.

Dan was astonished to see her run out without his permission.

Anger surged and he threw the laptop aside. He stood up and strode over.

to grab her slim wrist and said harshly, "I dare

going out! I'm done staying with you, it's suffocating!" Judy didn't care. At most, she would be

afraid of death, she had no other way out now

want to stay

time Judy had expressed her disgust, Dan's eyes turned gloomy. He tightened his

gasped out

rarely do this to a woman for you insisted on working with my uncle. Judy, I gave you a chance to stand on my side, but you

things

with your actions." Dan didn't have the patience to explain. "Sit over there if you don't want to get

argue with him, but she knew that it was her who picked

Her explanation wouldn't work.

say anything. After struggling out of

as she sat

bursting into tears because of

spot upon hearing her cries. His heart was softened and he wanted to say something. However,

he walked over, took some napkins, and threw

he sat opposite her, picked the laptop, and continued

A night soon passed.

bright even if it was six in the evening. The sunset glow

slowly faded away and the sky turned

time for