The Woman From Hell

Chapter 268

Nancy’s eyes widened in anger. "Marcus Zimmer, don’t forget that we worked together to build that company up from scratch. I still own shares in that company, and I won't allow you to give it to an outsider as simply as you please. It must be left to Matthew."

Marcus stood, the expression on his face turning frosty and fierce. "I’ve already said that Matthew is doing well overseas, and I have given him adequate assets. I will also give you enough of what you want. Quinn is my wife, and she has the absolute right to inherit my company."

Nancy seemed to go mad when she heard that. She grabbed Marcus and began hitting him. "You f*cking b *stard, the company doesn't belong to you alone! What right do you have to decide whom to give it to?! I'm not done with you yet!”

Matthew, who had been quiet all this while, stood up and pulled his mother aside to persuade her to stop in a low voice.

Marcus glanced at his son and said, "Your mother is ill. Send her to the hospital.”

Matthew had a furious expression on his face as he glared at Marcus and said, "Karma will make you pay

for this one day."

"You ungrateful b*stard, you..." Matthew's words made Marcus shudder so violently in anger that he nearly lost his balance. He could not find the words to reply t o his son with.

and gently pat him on the back as she

his health is deteriorating." Quinn looked at Nancy and Matthew as she resolutely spoke

to take care

Quinn’s hands tightly in his, refusing to let

hatred and desperation in her eyes. Finally,

continued glaring at Marcus and Quinn

me now?" Nancy raised her voice, and I could sense the tiredness

with his mother, a frigid

Theo and I had

had not dared to say anything when his grandmother insisted

the Grant children had been brought up strictly. It was not until his grandparents' time that their family had switched to doing business,

seemed. There was such a huge age gap between them, yet she did not seem to fit the profile of a chronophile. Although the Grant family was very well-off, their family business was

Marcus. Another long while passed

little sadly." Who would have thought you would see my worst side on your first

happen, so I smiled as I said, "We're all human.