Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1478

She was a woman in her 2os, yet her heart was already as hard as a stone.

Eliza bent down and fumbled around Jacob’s pocket. She found a phone, and the phone’s voice recording function was turned on.

Jacob’s expression changed.

“You’re really a good father. You even have to keep a voice recording when meeting me. You were thinking of getting some dirt on me and uploading it on the internet if I didn’t listen to you, right?” Eliza laughed coldly and kicked him away. “ I’ll be confiscating the phone. However, let me warn you that I’m just teaching you a small lesson today. I won’t give you even a penny in the future. If this happens another time, I’ll definitely make your dearest son lose an arm or a leg. You’d better

believe me. Now get lost! ”

Jacob concealed his dark gaze. He lowered his head and nodded carefully. Then, he walked toward the door while limping.

When he opened the door, a towering silhouette

shrouded him.

Jacob’s eyes lit up when he saw him. He immediately said, “Young Master, you must be Eliza’s man.

head as his bottomless eyes

had seen Jacob entering with his whole body still fine. After just a short while, Jacob now had a few wounds on his face and both of his arms rested weakly by his sides

flashed across Chester’s

didn’t take my words just now to heart. ” Eliza walked over. Her delicate face had a smile

was the first time Chester saw that side of Eliza.

Jacob nodded while trembling. “This woman is too vicious. I’m her biological dad. I was

after talking to you for so long, you just think I was joking?” Eliza sneered and stepped forward. Jacob was so scared that he did not dare to stay there for another second. He

back into her home. She slammed the door, but

woman in front of him. She wore a white T-shirt and a pair of gray casual pants. Her hair was tied into a ponytail. When ruthless, she could even hit

raised her head,

a terrible mood, especially now when she was facing the person who

squinted his eyes. “Very well, Eliza. No one has dared to speak