Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

Nicole did not like Mrs. Don and even hated her for what she had done. However, Nicole did not need her to die for her sake. She did not need it!

At that thought, Nicole tried to run out.

"Stop her!"

With Laurel's command, her men quickly blocked Nicole's path.

"Mrs. Green, don't make things difficult for us. Please go back."

"Move aside!"

Nicole's eyes were red.

She had thought she didn't care about Mrs. Don, and after what she had put her through, Nicole didn't want to admit she was a Don. But she didn't want to owe Mrs. Don any favors. She didn't want to at all.

Laurel's men looked at Nicole in embarrassment and said, "Mrs. Green, we are really sorry. But please go back."

Nicole made a move without saying anything.

She could fight but was no match for these men who had been specially trained.

After a few rounds, Nicole was controlled.

"Let go of me! Let go!"

Nicole struggled, but Laurel sneered, "Do you want to stop her? Can you? Mrs. Don died for you. You think she would give up the deal with me? Strangely, didn't she use to look down on you? She wished you had nothing to do with the Dons. What's going on? Why does she care about if you are doing well with us Greens? Why even risks her life to gamble? Is this the power of kinship?"

"You will never understand! You will never know what that feels like. The heavens have cursed you with no child of your own! You will never know what it feels like to have a family! I curse you. I wish you a miserable end!"

Nicole was beyond angry.

Laurel's expression dulled.

Infertility stood a permanent pain in her heart.

If she had had her own son, she wouldn't have been so cautious to please Samuel. She was walking on eggshells around him, which felt terrible. Nicole's words pierced deeply into her chest like daggers.

said gloomily, "Come again? Do you want to bet if

Samuel finds out what you are doing to me, what would you have left? Everything you have was because of him. A woman like you deserves to

slapped Nicole in the

However, she goggled at Laurel and said coldly, "Even if you beat me to death, it won't change the fact that you're all alone. You're a

"Good, good!"

broke into

called Mrs. Don in front

go of the hatred, I will find Nicole an abomination. Right, I forgot to tell you. I splashed her with cold water and asked her to clean the floor and tidy up the house in wet clothes. I wonder if she would catch a cold and have a fever. You probably don't know her arm is injured, so she shouldn't have let it

has suffered too much. How could you do that? She shouldn't pay for Mark's mistake. I've said I will sacrifice

the top of her

Nicole's eyes hurt gravely.

do this! Do you think I'll be grateful for that? I'll never forget the harm you've done to me.

Nicole struggled and cried.

is really ridiculous. But Nicole, Grandma is at Death's door. If I can do something for your future, I don't care what

need it.

heart tightened and

you won't have a grandmother anymore. You have to take care of yourself. Don't suffer for a man. We Dons know right from wrong, and I will pay the

the crap. Mrs. Don, it doesn't matter if you die.

Don were both

"What do you mean?"

it out yourself. I'll give you half an hour. If there's no news of your death in the media, I'll cruelly torture Nicole. You know what Samuel is doing. He won't be back for a while. When he comes back, I will

what

her to admit to the

You owe us an explanation! You owe it to everyone! You say you are good people and loyal to the country, but you have a black sheep among you. Shouldn't you inform the public about

Laurel stared at Nicole.

"No! No!"

her best

of them had sacrificed their lives for the country. Although Mark had killed Vincent, it shouldn't overshadow all the good they had done. Moreover, to Mrs.

Don to death, but she even wanted to make the Dons fall from grace and be

was inappropriate for her to be with Samuel. Even if she didn't care, what would

still elegant,

don't promise her!

hurt so badly, and her back was burning in pain. But now, she couldn't care less about

Mrs. Don was silent.