Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 370
“Exactly. There’s no point being ashamed now,” Queenie said as her mouth twitched. “Shaun is in deep trouble this time because of you.”

“He’s usually quite cool-headed, so why did he end up like this?” Spencer said thoughtfully. “Dad and Mom have put so much effort in him.”

Old Master Hill slapped the table. “You can’t stay in Australia anymore. I’m giving you two options now. I’ll give you a flight ticket to leave Melbourne and never return. I’ll have your Australian citizenship revoked. Another option is that you stay here, but I’ll put you through hell.”

Catherine suddenly lifted her head and was dazed for a moment.

Leaving Australia and losing her Australian citizenship?

She did think of running away from Shaun when he tortured her before. However, now that she had found out that Shaun offended all the noble families in Canberra for her sake, she did not think she could leave with a clear conscience.

“I want to know what will happen to Shaun.” After a while, her hands curled up into fists. “Will you guys save him?”

“It depends on him. If he remains stubborn, I’ll just disown this grandson.”

reputation has been tarnished since he broke the hands of nine young masters from the noble families in Canberra. Now everyone from the upper class is

members. She noticed that none of them expressed concern for Shaun, including

Catherine was slightly sympathetic to Shaun. If this was the environment he

Hill

to her feet. “All of you are his biological grandpa, granny, and mom. How can you behave so indifferently? You favored him when he was capable of bringing honor and profits to the family.

“How dare you!”

a cup and flung it over

time, nobody blocked it for

so much that she nearly

and at that moment, she looked quite

“Am I wrong? If a family wants to become influential, shouldn’t everyone

from her hideous face

“Catherine, we initially wanted to offer you a chance to survive by allowing you to leave Australia. But you don’t

at her. “Thank you for assuming that I’d cherish it. Let me tell all of you