Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 626

Jacob was getting more and more fed up with Chloe. "Lisa's my daughter, and it's my job to discipline her, not yours. Chloe, aren't you overstepping here?" To Jacob, Chloe hitting Lisa in front of him felt like a personal insult.

Chloe stepped up and grabbed Lisa's arm with force. She slapped her a few more times, then held onto Lisa's arm, leg, and wrist tightly. The sound of cracking bones echoed. Lisa crumpled to the floor, helpless.

Lisa realized Chloe was treating her like a rag doll, pulling her apart. But this time, it was different. The pain was excruciating, worse than anything she'd felt before. She even thought Chloe might've broken her bones, the fragments stabbing into her flesh. She writhed on the ground, crying out, "It hurts! Dad, help me, please!"

Jacob was dumbfounded, unable to process what Chloe was doing. Chloe watched Lisa rolling around in agony, casually wiping her hands with a wet wipe. She turned to Jacob, "Yeah, I hit her. So what?"

Lisa's pain was beyond words. Jacob wanted to speak, but the shock left him speechless, his chest aching. He pointed at Chloe, "You... you get out of here."

Chloe's tone was icy, "I'm not agreeing to sell the shares unless you can gather more than I have." With that, she left with Connor in tow.

Jacob was seething. Chloe held forty percent of the shares, and there was no way he could outbid her. If he couldn't sell, holding so many shares would be his downfall. He sank into a chair, breathing heavily, clutching his chest.

the ground and the other fumed with anger, then sat

much better spirits, chatting away. Connor joined the conversation, "That move of yours was something else. Did your mentor teach you

her

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also

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people. But it's vel

can't reverse it.”

to meet him." Chloe glanced at

afraid my friend might take a shine

into women. He chuckled, "Did you

nodded, "Yep." But it wasn't just any beating. The pain was bone-deep, and only she could cure it. A relentless pain, like