Richest Mogul

Chapter 51

Paul was frightened. He quickly responded, “Got it, Mr. Martin!”

Jacky looked at Paul with a half–smile. “I haven’t seen you for a few days and you’ve become more timid? You weren’t injured after that accident, but did it make you a coward?”

“Shut up!” Paul hissed.

Jacky always launched unexpected attacks at others. Of all the people in Jipsburg City, the person Paul hated the most was Jacky, who was currently smiling at him perfunctorily.

Joe was used to seeing them bickering. He took out a cigarette and took his time smoking it.

He’d wanted to help Skylar today because he didn’t want this to affect Gloria. It was a pity that Skylar hadn’t asked him for help.

He decided to wait and see.

The traffic in Jipsburg City was still quite heavy at around 7:00 pm. Skylar could have arrived at the

Yancey Residence in half an hour, but she took 45 minutes instead.

When she entered the house, she spotted three people sitting on the couch in the living room. They were waiting for her.

“Skye!” Janine, Charles, and Steven called out to her in unison as they shot to their feet.

After having dinner earlier, the trio had been sitting on the couch, browsing through their own phones.

was much discussion going on on

about her. The

all these people

did they know? What right did they have to diss

have any conscience? They had hurt Skylar against their

bottom line?

didn’t care about Skylar, they did! They

her heart, and

there to face her troubles

Mom. Hi, Steven

the consequences of his actions in the future. How could he treat you

not to cry. In the end, it tugged at her heartstrings when she thought about how Skylar had been betrayed.

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these a long time ago. It’s not worth it to shed tears over

standing by the side. Hearing such words made

things to herself. She was afraid

gone back to the Williamses, they had assumed that she would be treated the same way she had been in their

Williamses.

it hadn’t been for these destructive things that the Williams

have known.

look at what had come