The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 908

“Are you talking to those two losers?” Jesper asked in a cold, mocking manner.

Olivia started to get anxious when she did not get the answer she expected. “W-Who are you? Why is Tom's phone with you?”

“Whatever it is, you're still a daughter of a prominent family, Ms. Jones. If it was revealed that you've done something so vicious, wouldn't the Jones family be utterly humiliated?” the man continued.

“Are you threatening me?” she fumed.

“What do you expect? I hope that after what had happened, you will finally learn that the woman isn't someone you can mess with. Only your bodyguards will be implicated since this is the first time it happened. However, if this were to happen again, you will definitely be implicated too.”

“You—”

Olivia's face was pale. She wanted to continue to argue, but the man had ended the call the moment he finished speaking.

Fury burned within her as she listened to the beeping noise from her phone.

In her eyes, that woman was no different from a lowly and cheap ant. Olivia thought she could easily destroy her even if she had a face that could mislead everyone else. However, what had happened now was like a slap to her face

Nonetheless, this incident made her realize the reality.

There must be someone powerful behind this woman.

Olivia was in distress that she wasn't able to teach that woman a lesson but was warned instead.

asked worriedly, “What's

“It's nothing.”

“Really?”

pleasant to

was too lazy to explain things again. He clasped his hands on her

“Okay.”

reassurance a few more times, Olivia was finally feeling a little

even though she wasn't such a narrow-minded person. It was as

when she saw that

latter nodded with a smile, then asked, “Where are the kids? Were they good today? Did they cause you

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