Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 618
Bang! The door kicked open out of the blue. Liam, who was working at the desk, looked up. He soon regained his composure after seeing the overcast expression on Shaun’s face.

“President Hill, is there something—”

Shaun punched him in the face before he could finish the sentence.

Liam was caught off guard. The corners of his lips began oozing blood.

The secretary by the door quickly made a phone call to Vice Director Hill in secret.

“Shaun, don’t think I’m afraid of you just because you have full control over Hill Corporation. I’m also part of the family.” Liam was shaking out of rage.

“Why do you think I hit you?” Shaun grabbed the other man’s collar aggressively. “You tricked me by faking Catherine’s death three years ago. Liam, have I been overly kind to you recently? I even forgave you for that time you set me up. But now you’re doing it again.”

Liam twitched his lips into a cold smile. “You have the cheek to say that. You would’ve killed someone three years ago if I hadn’t stepped in.”

Why? What’s your

the thought of his stepbrother having feelings for Catherine made his blood boil. He felt like destroying the man right this

you often flew overseas in recent years.

shame? Did you know the state she was in when I saved her from the hospital? She was so muddle-headed that even I couldn’t recognize her. I brought her to get checked by another doctor and was told that her mental state wasn’t right because she had taken too many psychiatric drugs. Her condition finally improved after half a year of treatment. The doctor said she wasn’t ill at all. Do you know that a

“This is impossible. You’re lying to me again. You never tell the

that Sarah would lie

this was true… He shuddered at the thought of Sarah’s kind

I can do

dealing with business matters but he seemed to lose his sharp mind when it came to relationships. “Anyway, I chose to save her three years ago because first of all, I felt bad that you confined her indoors all the time. Secondly, I felt guilty for indirectly causing

glared at the man. “You really have no feelings

slyly and raised his brows. “Why are you bothered? Aren’t

think it’s disgusting to have shared a woman with my brother.” He spat out those harsh words through his thin lips. “The Hill family will also not allow that to

are none of your