Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

Samuel was amused by her reaction.

As they walked, he explained to her, “I don’t come here often. I’ve only been here once during the grand opening. This clubhouse belongs to my friend.”

His friend again? Just how many friends does he have?

“Your friends are all your scapegoats, huh?” mocked Kathleen with her soft and gentle voice.

He narrowed his eyes and defended himself, “I’m not lying to you.”

The conversation came to a temporary pause as they stopped in front of a private room.

Samuel pushed the door open and stood at the doorway as the smoky and foul air inside the room enveloped him.

Instead of entering right away, he called out coldly, “Ryan!”

“Yes, I’m here! Mr. Macari, you’re finally here. I’ve got you a pretty lady to keep you company.” Ryan stood up.

Before Samuel could say anything, Kathleen pinched his waist.

He frowned. “I didn’t know he’d do something like this!”

Apparently, she did not believe him.

“Oh, Mr. Macari, I see you’ve brought a lady yourself. You should’ve told me earlier, so I won’t bother finding one for you. But of course, if your companion doesn’t mind, the lady can stay. The two of them can serve you together,” said Ryan, smiling from ear to ear as he glanced at Kathleen, who was wearing a cap and a mask.

Samuel’s face was dark, while Kathleen let out a cold sneer.

“What did I tell you, Ryan? Did you not heed my words?” Samuel questioned unhappily.

Ryan trembled all over when he saw the gloomy look in Samuel’s dark eyes, indicating that the latter was furious.

He gave the people beside him a few kicks. “That’s enough, guys. Get lost!”

Alas, they were all too intoxicated to move.

The unhappy look on Samuel’s face was evident. “Let’s go somewhere else. This room reeks of alcohol and smoke.”

“Okay.” Ryan nodded sheepishly.

He got up and brought them to another private room.

Samuel asked indifferently, “Does this private room have the same view as the one just now?”

“Yes, it’s the same. Mr. Macari, does your girlfriend not like the smell of smoke and alcohol?”

Samuel looked at him gloomily. “Don’t ask anything that doesn’t concern you.”

“Then shall I have someone send some food here?” asked Ryan, trying to please Samuel.

the woman in his embrace. “Are you

Kathleen nodded in response.

right after work and didn’t even

to see Samuel treat

always thought that Kathleen was the only one who

light. Serve us some

Ryan nodded and sent his subordinates by the

down. “You can take off your mask and cap

curious about this woman that Samuel

how pretty can she be to make Mr. Macari treat her this

the woman remove her

he saw Kathleen’s

around, Mr. Macari would never

don’t take what I said to heart. I was just kidding,” said

that isn’t funny at all,” said Kathleen with a faint

remained silent while Samuel shot him

waiters brought in

the window facing

look down at what

side and asked, “You said you brought me here to watch a

responded coldly,

and was wondering what he had in mind

young woman who was wearing

Smith, Finn’s wife,” Samuel whispered into Kathleen’s

She is Finn’s wife?

trouble? Why did she bring so many people here?” Kathleen asked in

approached and gave them two

Kathleen put

quite gentle as he did so for fear of hurting her small and

difficult for him to put the earphones on for her, as her ears were small in

he turned to glare angrily at Ryan. “Why can’t

hung his head

on his

had noticed that Samuel obviously loved Kathleen deeply since a long

Samuel himself was aware of

to be more careful next time.” Ryan looked at Kathleen piteously,

took the earphone and wore it.

and shot Ryan another

turned on his heels. “I’ll take my

put on the earphones

see and hear Tracy from a distance, they couldn’t hear her

help them

find Wendy right away!” bellowed an enraged

sentence, the men she brought dispersed

while later, Kathleen heard footsteps sounding outside the