I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 389 Fierce

Harper pressed her lips, her voice calm and steady. "I'm working right now. Though my company isn't as big as the Martin Group, I still have responsibilities. If you're in a hurry, you can go back first."

Benjamin's gaze locked on her and scoffed, "You said it yourself, your company isn't the Martin Group. So, come home with me."

His remark carried an unmistakable threat.

Frank caught the undertone and sensed the tension between them. He spoke up to defend. "Mr. Martin, although our company isn't as large as the Martin Group, you should still respect everyone's work. Harper and I still need to discuss a project. Asking her to leave with you right now would be irresponsible, wouldn't it?"

"So what?" Benjamin's eyes narrowed, his gaze cold and fierce, his face sullen. "Do you think you'd still be sitting here talking to me if it weren't for Harper?"

Benjamin's implication was clear. Without Harper, Frank would have been out of Mayby long ago.

His tone was bold, yet it didn't sound out of place coming from him.

His voice, neither too loud nor too soft, carried to the rest of the office area, drawing everyone's attention.

All eyes suddenly turned, and everyone held their breath.

struggling to

a rebuttal, merely saying softly, "Mr. Martin, compliance obtained through intimidation isn't

noble excuses as a cover? If you don't have the guts, then I advise you to completely abandon those impossible

stared him down leisurely, dissecting every word he said, leaving him unable to

grave, his demeanor stiff and

The atmosphere grew tense.

and it was clear

seconds of deadlock, Harper stood up and walked out. If she didn't compromise,

want to cause unnecessary harm to others just for

Frank's office, Harper walked straight out of the company,

maintained silence until they were seated in the

him coolly.

you to keep your distance from him. I don't

fixed intensely on her as his voice, hoarse and low, resonated from deep within his throat. She found it both absurd and

her gaze ice-cold, she said,

company full of

do