His Domineering Lover

Chapter 104: Chapter 104: William Griffith Expresses His Anger Assertively Chapter 104: Chapter 104: William Griffith Expresses His Anger Assertively When Daniel Peacock saw Cherish Turner again, it felt as if a lifetime had passed. There was regret and heartache, but mostly, there was frustration.

Upon hearing Abigail Johnson mention a delay to their wedding date, he already felt unease. After all, he had just climbed into Kyoto City’s Johnson family, and he could not afford any mistake.

When he discovered that the person who had secretly purchased the development land of the Kyoto City Group was actually William Griffith, the frustration in Daniel Peacock’s heart peaked!

He originally thought that Cherish would wallow in sadness for a while after leaving him and would not throw herself into a new relationship so quickly. He felt a sense of superiority towards her, thinking that even if he married Abigail, Cherish would still pine for him, right?

But now, not only does she have a new boyfriend, but the new boyfriend is also such a domineering and wealthy big boss.

Instantly, he felt dwarfed in the presence of Cherish Turner.

Cherish Turner saw Daniel Peacock too. Looking closely, the current Daniel Peacock was less scholarly than his student days, displaying more of a business shark attitude.

President Peacock, such a rare guest,” was the first to speak after they met. William Griffith’s simple phrase was cloaked in overwhelming

Griffith, I actually have a favor

business dealings between Griffith and Kyoto

when Cherish stood up from the sofa. She

guys go ahead and talk, we can discuss the paperwork after you’re done working. I’m leaving first,” she said, and

between Vice President Peacock and me won’t take too long. Wait for

words were gentle yet assertive. The hand around Cherish’s waist tightened, and she leaned into

saw it all very

intuition told him William Griffith

sour taste welling up in his heart.

although she wanted to resist, she remembered

a clear purpose this time–he hoped that William Griffith could release the land he