Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 296

How could anyone do such a thing?

Anyone would be mad seeing their chat history, and Angela was no exception.

"Can't you keep your brother in check, Angela?" Elena sneered with a mocking smile. "You might be all successful and impressive on the outside, but don't let him be the one sabotaging you behind the scenes and leaving you to clean up his mess afterward."

With that, Elena grabbed her bag and left.

Angela was left speechless. It was the first time she'd ever been put in her place by Elena. She felt utterly frustrated.

She made a call and had Zack come back.

"Angie, we bought you eight different kinds of grapes-pick whichever you like!" Zack strutted in, hips swaying, and spoke in a deliberately shrill voice that grossed Angela out.

Angela was instantly livid. She grabbed a pillow and hurled it at him. Zack twisted his waist to dodge before staring at her in shock.

"What's wrong, Angie? Did that ugly woman just get on your nerves? Calm down. You have to remember that you're a gorgeous beauty. How can you stoop to the level of an ugly hag?" He walked over attentively, but Dexter stopped him.

Grabbing the grapes,

noticed that Angela's mood seemed off, so he figured it was best to leave for

the other hand, the dumb Zack couldn't be any more

is going on between you and Amber Sheppard?" Angela kept telling herself not to

she got too worked up and something happened, it

instantly. He seemed uncomfortable the moment he

do you know

broke up with her. She's way too controlling. I couldn't handle it, so ended things.

narrowed her eyes. "Are you sure? Can you

Zack Graham, swear that if I did anything wrong in this matter,

stupid?" Angela was absolutely

Zack patiently explained everything in detail-from how they had

critical attitude, but the more she heard, the more

concerts, and even attending lectures together were things she had never

was nothing she could do about

great about you? I can't imagine you even attracting any woman's

was dumbfounded to

had been

and that