Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

The fish tank divider was much thicker than an ordinary fish tank.

Nicholas's palms went numb after smashing the fish tank, but the tank itself remained undamaged. The fish, however, were panic-stricken.

Nevertheless, he seemed determined to break it. He continued smashing the tank until he had smashed a hole in it, causing a strong flow of water to spill out and soak his pants.

I could no longer focus on anything else. Hastily using my clothes to scoop up the flopping fish on the ground, I dashed to the bathroom and filled a basin with water. Saving them felt like saving myself. Seeing them swimming in the basin, I finally breathed a sigh of relief. But in the next second, a large hand appeared next to the basin and poured everything in it into the toilet!

Nicholas even flushed the toilet...

Gawking at the toilet, I felt my blood boil. Did I still fail to save those little lives?

I looked up at Nicholas and shouted, "You shouldn't disrespect their lives! I've been caring for them!"

exerted so much force that his palm began to bleed, but Ariana was too concerned about

you intend to take your fish to Coral Villa, or do you prefer Pete to come here and think of you while staring at the

was at a loss for words. Suddenly, I didn't know what I should say. Discussing life with him was clearly pointless. He even disregarded human lives, let alone those of fishes. The fish belonged to nowhere

desire to speak. Nicholas strode past me and ordered the driver, "Get someone to tear this place down. Leave

was better to tear it down and pretend that I had never been here. I could just imagine that nothing

a long time for the driver to come down from upstairs. Once the car began moving again, I felt like

anyone else. Next, everything unfolded as

I didn't want to run into Claudia

the master bedroom.

stunned, unable to fathom his intention. Didn't he say he wasn't going to give me any special treatment? In this case, it shouldn't matter if

explain. "Remember,

me yet, her situation must've remained unresolved.