Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 211 Has She Gone Crazy?

“Miss Fox, I truly love him…” Monica’s voice trembled as tears streamed down her face. “In this world, no one besides you loves him more than I do… I promise I won’t cause any more trouble. Please let me stay by his side!”

Stanley was standing at the doorway as he witnessed Monica kneeling on the ground, desperately clutching his mother’s wrist.

Every word she spoke earlier had reached Stanley’s ears.

It disgusted him. If it weren’t for her meddling, his mother wouldn’t have become so heartless!

Anger flickered in Stanley’s eyes and a chilling aura surrounded him.

He took a few steps forward and forcefully pulled Monica up by the arm. “Get lost!” he shouted while throwing her to the side without any mercy.

Ah

With a cry of pain, the woman spun and slammed her abdomen hard against the edge of a table, causing her face to contort in agony as her whole body went numb.

Jennifer was also startled by her son’s actions.

front of his mother, glaring at her with a cold and sharp gaze. Tell me where Melinda is! I found out that Hobson was the one who gave her the plane ticket, so stop denying it!”

reason, Jennifer started to feel guilty

cold sweat as she tried to hold her

voice trembled and his face was livid.

Jennifer regained her composure and

quiet and he felt a sharp pain in his chest before he asked again, “How did you make her leave?

went willingly, the middle-aged woman replied indifferently.

“Where in Navelic?”

She didn’t

thing he had

fixed on Monica. Seeing this, Monica felt her chest tighten

you even with Melinda out of the picturel” Stanley insisted firmly. “Go to Max and

he uttered felt like tons

away before he turned around and

Monica instinctively chased after

hurriedly descended the stairs while she stumbled and fell against the railing. “Stanley!” As the pain in her abdomen added to the pain in her heart, tears of sorrow

up inside her. That feeling of having lost something a thousand times over without ever truly possessing

she stood by the French windows,