Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1461

“Eliza, you don’t have to act innocent,” Chester said with a snort, “Everyone knows that Monte has messed around with you before this.”

Chester was taken aback by this remark that came out of his own mouth.

He knew that he had always spoken nastily, but he did not expect himself to be this nasty.

It was not his intention to humiliate Eliza when he came here. However, seeing her attitude… He just went out of control.

Eliza widened her pretty eyes.

She probably did not expect to hear such a remark from Chester as well.

Silence filled the lounge for a short while. Chester thought she would fly into a rage, but she lifted her chin with her eyebrows arched arrogantly. “ So are you unhappy because I turned you down and didn’t let you fool around with me?

He stood up and approached her slowly. “Eliza, are you trying to provoke

you mean by that. Am I supposed to show an aggrieved and tearful look in front of you to make myself seem as though I fell for a scumbag instead of being played around with?” Eliza shrugged in a self-deprecating and frank manner. “Even

overly forthright in her

a bizarre glint flashed across the depths of his eyes. With a flirtatious tone, he said, “ You’re right, Eliza. You know me so well despite having

talking to you a few times, I’m pretty clear about what kind of person you are. Aren’t all wealthy young men like you equally awful?” Eliza turned around and took a light green dress off the hanger. “I don’t want to be dragged into this mess anymore. Unlike men, women will develop feelings after sleeping with someone for a long time. But for men, they feel increasingly bored of the women

learn this from Monte?” Chester’s brows revealed a

Monte and me?” Eliza frowned with a trace of doubt. “Please

him and sat on the chair.

Eliza was speechless.

restroom in this huge lounge.

you changing? Do you want me to change your clothes for you?” Chester crossed

restroom outside and change,”

in the restroom. It’d be interesting if the

She could not borrow someone else’s