Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

“You can’t just simply say that these young men are slandering Miss Gray or not. You need proof. What do you think, everyone?” Brenda asked with a thoughtful smile. She then released Michael’s arm and took a step forward.

Seeing that she had a point, everyone nodded, and Tina’s heart dropped to the bottom of her stomach when she saw the smile on Brenda’s face. Immediately, she had a bad premonition, which made her tense up.

Sensing the abnormality in her, Toby lowered his head and asked in concern, “What’s wrong?”

“1-I’m alright,” she uttered stiffly. “It’s just that I’m hurting a little from the fall earlier. Can you please bring me to a doctor, Toby?”

Her instincts told her that she had to leave this place as soon as possible, or something beyond her control would probably happen.

Subconsciously, Toby wanted to tell her that he could take her to the doctor after this issue was resolved, but when he looked into her pleading eyes, he nodded in agreement in the end. Then, he helped Tina up and was about to turn to leave when Sonia saw them.

She narrowed her eyes and stopped them emotionlessly. “Wait a minute, why are you leaving before everything is cleared up?”

“Exactly. Sonia is the person you guys accused of pushing Tina, and she’s still standing here without any plans of leaving. So, why are you guys in such a hurry to go instead? Could it be that you’re guilty of crying wolf?” Charles said.

As Zane and Carl nodded, a hint of sarcasm appeared in Brenda’s eyes.

Tina turned around. Her eyes were red and she whimpered, “We’re not leaving. I just want to go to the doctor’s because I’m hurting. Toby can vouch for that.”

Nodding in acknowledgement, Toby said, “We’ll be back after a visit to the doctor’s.”

“Who knows how long it will take you at the doctor’s.” Carl pointed that out, and he folded his arms across his chest

“He’s right. You don’t have to visit the doctor yourself. What will you do if it worsens the injury? It’s better to just call a doctor here. Is that all right, Mrs. Laughlin?” Zane turned toward Brenda.

for a server and instructed

her, and she could only watch in vain as the server left the room. She was burning with

look too happy. Are you unhappy that we called a doctor for you? That’s not right. It’s fine if you don’t thank us for trying to take care of you, but you’re even getting mad at us now. That’s too much of you.” Charles criticized Tina directly while looking at her

“Yeah, Miss Gray. You’re in the

Tina muttered. She was hopping

“That’s enough, Tina. They’re right, you shouldn’t be angry over

her body shaking with anger. Am I angry because of this? The reason I’m so mad is because these people stopped me from leaving! Nevertheless, she couldn’t say what was on her mind, so she shut her mouth as she tried to suppress the anger

arrived. With so many pairs of eyes on her, Tina couldn’t turn the doctor

giving her a checkup, the doctor said, “There’s nothing serious with this young lady. Just a minor scratch on her arm.

the doctor out,” Brenda instructed the server who brought the

drama is over now. Since there’s nothing serious with Miss Gray, let us continue from where we left off earlier and figure out exactly how she fell so we can

at Sonia’s nose. “No matter what you say,

a frosty glance at Cynthia, thinking that she was a detestable person, but he simply couldn’t explain why he disliked

added. “There’s nothing much to be said about this. Mrs. Laughlin, you must have sent her the invitation since she was able to get in here, but I think you should

brows, Toby said, “Mr. Gray, we still haven’t

also seen it with their own eyes. Are you trying

“I’m not covering up for anyone, but you need proof for everything. So what if

Sonia heard it, she looked at him in surprise. She was shocked that

was actually fair. But this is unlike him, she thought.

“I really didn’t know that you can be that good

you!” Charles roared. He was fuming mad as he raised

do it,

you’re angry, because I’m angry as well. Still, that’s not reason enough to hit someone else. We didn’t see how Tina fell, but everyone will witness it once