Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 341

Upon witnessing this scene, Samuel struggled to hold back his laughter. After all, no one had dared to scold Wilson like this before.

Wilson pressed his thumb against his other fingers while casually crossing his legs. He didn't refute Jacob's accusations.

He knew he deserved Jacob's scolding for his indecent behavior.

Jacob was still furious and deeply disgusted by Wilson for engaging in a relationship with Yvette, who he had a significant age gap with.

Jacob clenched his jaw tightly. "I've known you for years, but never thought you could be so shameless! You chose to be a scoundrel instead of a decent person."

Wilson did not back down. "Since I've committed to that role, I have no intention of letting go," he replied nonchalantly. His tone remained unwavering as he continued, "If you're still angry, feel free to hit me." Jacob scoffed. "In your dreams!"

He wouldn't hit Wilson, lest he go to Yvette later with his injuries and play the victim yet again. Besides, a few punches wouldn't be enough to vent Jacob's anger!

before, so

Jacob could finish, Wilson interjected resolutely, "I've changed my mind. I won't break off

be his wife from birth, so Wilson had no intention

snorted and glared at him grimly. "Whether you want to or not, the engagement will be annulled Stay away from Yvie. That's

actions made Jacob's anger surge, inciting his urge to

him the excuse to play the victim in front of Yvette. Hence, Jacob held back

the negotiation had failed, Wilson

pondering ways to win his future

"Wow, that's Mr. Quinn..."

walked away, the employees of Murray Corporation looked on with awe, gossiping amongst

in the office? The rumors must be

believe Mr. Murray and Mr. Quinn actually fought. Considering how battered Mr. Quinn's face looks,

for breaking off his engagement with the Murray family. After all, Mr. Murray has always been very protective of his younger sister. Now that news about the engagement annulment

walked out of his office with a stern expression. The employees immediately fell silent and acted as if they