The Woman From Hell

Chapter 31

“I will agree to any condition you have.” N o matter what terms he had, he had to deal with this problem first.

“I will tell you tomorrow. But you have to go to a place with me first today!” He was cold and emotionless.

“No, the shareholders and funders are still waiting in the office.” I was not in the mood to go out with him at this time.

“Keith, call Nectarine Entertainment and tell them that I will give everyone an explanation tomorrow.” He instructed Keith before walking out.

“What are you waiting for?” He asked when he saw that I still had not moved. His handsome eyebrows were a little slanted, and his voice sounded slightly cold.

I was stunned for a moment before I ran after him. Since he would make an appearance to explain, I believed everyone would be relieved. I did not need to worry about the situation in the company anymore

the way, he had a gloomy face and did not say anything. I said, “This matter started because of me. After I resolve it, I will resign.”

this what you meant by obeying my orders?” He suddenly stopped the car and turned to look at me.

I defended my guilt.

in his eyes. “Do not think I do not know what you are thinking.” He sneered,

heart clenched, and my palms started t O sweat. I did not expect Mason to

the divorce. I only did

know what I hate the most? People who think they are smart and make decisions on their own.” His face was calm,

I a m not making decisions on my own. I can only say that it was an unplanned pregnancy. Cindy threatened me with her life. As long as she is alive, then I will not have the child. What can I do if I do

not making decisions on your own?” He raised his voice and shouted angrily, “Did you ask for my opinion? I am telling you, Wanda. You have to pay the price for

heaved up and

to shut up. I could feel the feeling that Theo wanted to

returned t o its usual coldnes. “I did not allow it. Do not even think about escaping. As for the child,

froze, wondering wha on

meant.

spoke. The atmosphere in the car became a little gloomy. Fortunately, we