Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 388

Although Lillian had her hair down to cover most of her face, the bruises were still very much evident.

Suzanne furrowed her brows.

"Suzanne, I'm gonna kill you." With a ferocious look on her face, Lillian pounced on Suzanne. Her aggression made everyone in the office jump. Suzanne frowned and stepped back immediately.

Everyone darted over to hold Lillian back. "Lillian, don't be rash."

"Exactly. Use your words instead."

"We're colleagues. It won't look nice on you if you act out like this."

Lillian shoved the woman nearest to her away. She screamed in anger, "It won't look nice? It's thanks to her that I look like this!"

Tears streamed down her face continuously.

After leaving the restaurant that day, Lillian thought that the issue had come to an end. As such, she was planning to flag a cab to get home. Much to her shock, Warwick charged at her and pulled her into an alley before he beat her up.

Glaring frigidly at Lillian, Suzanne defended herself in a displeased tone, "I never laid a hand on you. Don't blame everything on me."

She hadn't even made a fuss about it with Lillian when they were at the restaurant.

fact that the injured

even harder and choked out the words, "Warwick lost his job because of you, so he took his anger out on

face was hurting, even until now. Two of her teeth had also fallen

wasn't going to just watch as Suzanne came to work

Suzanne finally understood the situation. Lillian's boyfriend had beaten her up to let his anger and dissatisfaction out

icily, Suzanne said, "Fine. Tell me, then-why did your boyfriend

glint flickered across Lillian's eyes while everyone turned

"Are you too embarrassed to

toward Lillian and continued in a cold

superior fired him because he brought about a negative impact

wrong?"

was only at this moment that

up

right. It's not

simmer down too. I can't believe that your boyfriend had the guts to beat you up. Let's make a police report and leave it to the police to handle

Pointing her finger at Suzanne, she chided, "How dare you deny that it was

they had heard

Warwick was fired by his superior, just how high of a position

mysterious man who

speculations in their minds