Mr. Remus Your Billionaire Wife Wants a Divorce

Chapter 68

Silvia was unperturbed as she looked at Neil. “I’m quite curious. How do you plan on not letting me off the hook?”

The room fell into an eerie silence.

Sensing Neil’s menacing aura and fearing that he might harm Silvia, Ryan quickly stepped forward and said, “Neil, we haven’t even unraveled the cause of their conflict. Let’s all take a step back and calm down.”

Henry sneered. “Does the reason even matter? Snow has a fracture, and Silvia’s unscathed. It’s clear who’s in the wrong here!”

Silvia turned to Henry and laughed.

Annoyance flickered in Henry’s eyes. “What’s so funny?”

“I find it amusing that Dulcie probably regrets falling in love with you and being your secret lover for two years.”

At that moment, Henry and Neil’s expressions darkened.

Henry was furious at her for exposing his betrayal of Dulcie. On the other hand, Neil sensed an underlying message in her words. It was as if she was reprimanding both Henry and him.

With emotions running high in the room, Snow spoke up as she lay in Henry’s arms.

country. Since you’re her friend, it’s no surprise that you don’t like me too. Despite that, I can’t tolerate such

Dulcie be unhappy about that? If she were here, she’d probably thank you for taking this sc*mbag away. After all, he’s

“Silvia Pond!”

provocation of Henry and Snow had crossed the line, and it was evident that she had struck a

to them

“I’ve told you that

she turned

“Stand there!”

placed Snow back on the bed and walked over to Silvia. “Apologize, or take a fall from the horse just like Snow did. It’s your choice,” he said.

His silence

appeared that Silvia did not hold a very significant place in Neil’s heart. Otherwise, he would not have

Although her voice was soft, everyone present could

“I choose neither.”

left me no

coerce her into apologizing. However, she grabbed his arm before he

her.

had no time to react. Silvia fl*pped him over her shoulder expertly

of his b*dy. If it weren’t for the sake of preserving his dignity, he would have screamed

thought