Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

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Sheena understood his meaning and looked at Elijah, delivering a stern lecture, “Mr. Nicholls is my guest. Are you trying to provoke me by offending him the moment he arrives? It seems I’ve indulged you too much recently, and you’ve forgotten who the real master is.”

She glanced outside the mansion, her voice becoming serious as she shouted, “John, Sawyer, get in here!”

John and Sawyer quickly entered the living room.

She wore an indifferent expression, not even sparing a glance for Elijah. “Take him to the basement for some serious reflection. He stays there until I say otherwise.”

John and Sawyer exchanged glances, stunned.

Elijah frowned, his face exuding a chilling aura. However, his gaze revealed that he was hurt by her remark. “You’re punishing me for him?”

Only then did Sheena turn her attention to him, sneering. “What else? Nate and I go way back. I’ve admired him since childhood. While I harbored some resentment before, I’ve let go of the past. As for you, I gave you a chance to terminate your employment contract, but you stubbornly clung on.”

“If you can’t handle the pressure, then leave! Do you really think you have a place in my eyes?”

for him to breathe. Although he knew about her plan, hearing these hurtful words still stung, and

that Sheena no longer

she deliberately using Nathaniel’s situation to tell him the

voice choked as he spoke, “I know I’ve made mistakes in the past, but with everything I’ve done for you now, aren’t you moved even a

was getting teary–eyed, a vulnerability that surprised

an Oscar–worthy actor!

tear

for a moment. She looked away, maintaining her cold

the injuries you suffered for me, I’ve held back. However, you’ve only escalated things and even offended Nate. I won’t spare you! John, Sawyer! Immediately

for the second time, John and Sawyer reluctantly approached to escort

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won’t admit what I did

and walked out of the mansion without

hostile.

and Sawyer, bewildered, turned to Sheena for guidance. “Miss, what just happened?”

“Let him go.”

“Understood.”