Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle by Heap Heap

Chapter 3349 A Wild, Heated Fight

Sophian realized she had made a mistake and quickly apologized, "I'm sorry, Madam Allison. I saw it was someone familiar, so I didn't think too much about it."

Allison shot her a furious glare.

Sophian knew full well that Allison and Susan did not get along, yet she still opened the door for her. Was she out of her mind?

"Oh my, after all that time in Seoul, you didn't pick up anything good? Still that same fiery temper." Then came Susan's mocking voice.

Allison froze for a moment and shifted her gaze toward the doorway.

"How did you get in here?" demanded Allison. Did she not just ring the bell outside?

How did she get in so quickly and without anyone opening the door to the villa?!

Susan gave Sophian a smirking glance. "Your helper let me in."

Allison frowned, still confused. Susan continued, "I'm living right next door now."

"Oh, so I heard you got kicked out by Old Master Crawford. Moved right next door, did you? Sticking around like a ghost that won't go away, living just next to Luke, huh? What's the plan? Afraid Old Master Crawford might slip something extra to Luke behind your back and cut into your share? So, you had to move next door to keep a close watch, is that it?" Allison mocked mercilessly.

Sophian stood by, sweating nervously.

She had only witnessed their feud on New Year's before, but with no Crawford family members around right now, maybe the two would start fighting. If they did start fighting, could she leave?

Sophian was not inclined to take anyone's side. She just wanted to escape the brewing storm between these two. It was terrifying!

Susan's gaze turned steely as she looked at Allison with a forced smile, lightly touching her own face.

Even though she was a little older than Allison, her skin was still in excellent condition, a fact she was only too happy to flaunt. "Look at you. Your face is practically falling apart, yet that mouth of yours still can't hold back. What, do you plan to keep going until your mouth rots as much as your face before you learn when to shut up?" Allison's expression twisted with rage. She wished she could tear Susan's mouth off.

sore spot, and Susan was hitting it right where it hurt. She could hardly hold back her fury as she pointed angrily at the door with eyes blazing. "This is my home! I'll say whatever I want here! Who are you to lecture me?

seated herself on the couch, crossing her legs with an amused look on her

Susan. Then, she continued," Seems like the etiquette lessons Old Master Crawford paid for were a

suppose. With your face falling apart like that, I guess you don't have the guts to show it in public. Manners or not, no one

furious beyond

how to respond, so she glared at Sophian and snapped, "Why are you still standing

stepped forward, steeling herself as she addressed Susan, "Madam

not welcome

eyes.

the

could finish, a sharp

the air, landing a sharp slap

scream. She could

you know who I am? Yet you still have the nerve to try to throw me out?" With a look of pure

even bothering to pretend. "Talking to me so disrespectfully and even

it was as though Susan had slapped Allison across the

Susan hit someone in front of her in her own home?! Allison's anger boiled over, and there

fix your face doesn't mean you should act shamelessly. You brought this woman back

seduce one guy after another back in the day. Now that you're too old for that, you bring in a

reddened at

none of yours!" Allison grabbed a teacup

with ease. Her expression darkened as she hissed, "I'm just stating the truth. How dare you throw things at

on, do it. Who's afraid of you-" Allison had not finished her sentence when she suddenly felt sharp nails scratch across her

deep, red scratches that made her face even more frightening.

hands and nails, acting as though she was worried

sting and pressed a hand to her wounded face, glaring at

responsibility if anything happens!" Allison's eyes were red with rage. She immediately called

After the slap she had received from Susan, she dared not move. Her face

dared not to