The Woman From Hell

The moment he said that, more and more people started complaining. "Yeah. The last time both of us took a fancy to a project at the same time, we fought for three nights but still ended up not being able to surpass Grant Corporation. You said yourself that he should be left to walk his own path. Why should he fight with us?"

"Tell me about it. I think Theo is trying to monopolize the industry."

"How can this be allowed? We've been in Whaldorf City for more than ten years. Theo has only just arrived here, how can he beat us? What dignity will we have if this were to continue?!" They were outraged and this allowed me to see their hearts clearly.

At this time, many complained so much that spittle flew and some of them were even familiar faces. They often worked with Theo and were usually polite toward him. I did not expect them to say all this behind Theo's back. It was really annoying.

I shook my head helplessly, and simply glanced to the side instead of looking at the faces of these people.

Matthew's voice sounded in my ears. "Do you think people's hearts are sinister? You probably didn't expect Theo to be so hated."

I did not respond to his words, but I knew that my expression had betrayed me.

He wanted to expand Grant Corporation's business and had stolen these people's profits. That was why they were complaining

He was all smiling. "Since everyone has the same goal, we must work together happily

because of this beauty?" The

and Kallan, but don't worry. I just want to bring down

with your

they saw YA's prosperity and so had confidence in

Matthew and I were heading back to the building from

the sofa, the scene just now filling my mind. The faces of those people who had been discussing Theo discomfited me. Suddenly, a hand covered the back of my own. "I suppose you're cold." When I heard Matthew's voice, I quickly pulled my hand back, but then a black

a cold night. Instead of rejecting this jacket, I wrapped myself up in it. If I were to get

I raised my eyes and looked at him. Voice soft, I said, "There will only be two outcomes if you do this,