My Arrogant Fiancée Is an All Round Genius

Chapter 157 Could It Be Myrna?

It was fine until she brought it up. As soon as she did, Luther violently slammed whatever was in his hand onto the ground.

"You still brought up the Taylor Group!"

The splashed glass shards flew up and grazed Stephanie's arm, immediately cutting a small slit from which beads of blood emerged.

The pain made her cry out in agony.

In the past, whenever she had a backache or a sore waist, her family would be extremely worried.

The atmosphere at home was particularly heavy today.

Surprisingly, no one paid attention to her.

For the first time, Stephanie was ignored like this. She hugged her arms, inexplicably thinking of Myrna.

In the past, it was always like this for Myrna. Whether she was injured or had just returned to her room after a blood transfusion without eating anything, no one ever cared.

It seemed as though she suddenly experienced the feeling of loneliness from being ignored.

wanted to figure out what

with Dad?" Her eyes were reddening, shimmering with tears, then she turned to look at Amy, "Grandma,

Could

how well she took care of her skin, it looked as if there was only a layer of skin attached to the

her voice sharp: "Whatt else could it be? The Taylor Group is acting like they've lost their minds. They just called your father out of the blue and

eyes widened, unable to believe, "...

have already signed

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Stark family was like a tiger without teeth, who would

attention to her, lifting his head, his eyes full of bloodshot veins, his hand clutching his hair: "...Ms. Taylor sand, they are willing to pay the penalty, but cooperation is out

to the Taylor Group, only to be stopped by

Stanley, but Stanley didn't

telling him to go back and think about how many wrongs he had done, who he had offended, that would make others change their minds. I originally wanted to finish the last order we had signed before ceasing cooperation, but now I don't even want to cooperate with them on

Could It Be

still

could they

of the

honest, setting aside their constant corner-cutting on projects,