Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies by Sherri Roman

Chapter 38 The Truth of A Million Dollars

Mia said with anger in her dark eyes, “Do you think I’m still that poor little girl who can be beaten and scolded by you at will?”

She only exerted a little force with her hand, but enough to make Diana stumble.

Diana was shocked for a moment and then pounced crazily again. “How dare you? How dare you ask for money from us?!”

She looked ferocious, like a crazy shrew. She didn’t have the temperament of a noblewoman that she was usually proud of.

“If you dare to touch me, I’ll add one-thousandth of interest.” Mia stood still and looked at her, saying in a cold tone.

Diana was nailed to the spot like a punctured balloon.

Her chest rose and fell violently. If sights could kill others, she would probably dismember Mia.

Leah couldn’t believe it either. When she got up this morning, she was still the Miss of a rich and powerful family, but now she had become a pauper who owed hundreds of millions.

This was impossible!

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this and said with a straight face, “Impossible. I won’t

card, on which was the phone number

Levi looked at her warily, afraid that she would take out another agreement.

meet in court!” Mia said in a relaxed tone. Obviously, she was looking forward to Levi refusing to pay back the money. “You definitely don’t have so much money on hand. I’ve already calculated that the current estimated value of the White Group is 250 million dollars. The court will force you to go bankrupt

angry that he wanted to Mia die. “Don’t even

over the White Group was tantamount to cutting off his source of income, making him return to the days when he

in a bad state, David secretly stood in front of Mia to

saw his actions, a trace of moving flashed across

eyes.

of her and help her as soon as she needed

Perhaps…

us to do?” After being angry for a long time, Levi found that he had no

stray dog, he had no choice but to

put it in front of them. “Why don’t we play a game?

the intention of Mia and tried

“I remember that you once taught me don’t push so far, or it will be