Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman's Indifferent Sinner Wife

Chapter 124

Dorothy was stunned. She was so angry that she forgot all about minding her image.

She shook off Wes’s grip and smoothed down her clothes. “If you say anything to John, I’ll make sure you pay for what you did.”

Wes nodded. “Didn’t you say that I was only John’s dog? If so, why would Mrs. Freeman listen to me? You don’t have to worry about that, Ms. Ellis.”

“You!”

Wes said nothing more and walked out.

He had delivered what John ordered him to convey. The rest was not important.

However, what he saw today frightened him.

Over the past two years, Dorothy had hidden her viciousness so well that even he did not notice it. Only today did he realize Dorothy was an unreasonable and demanding woman, unlike Olivia, who was way better in character.

After Wes left, Dorothy was in despair.

‘John said he wanted to divorce that b*tch. Why is he spending the night with her, then?

‘No! We can’t let this go any further!’

for tomorrow.

Dorothy sneered. ‘Olivia, I’ll make sure you lose everything this

got up the following day, John was

the bedroom, she saw a bowl of porridge on the dining table. However, she frowned and did not eat

like this, comforting her after beating

little black hut, her anticipation for his gentleness

of taking revenge on Dorothy, she might have signed those

to get revenge on Dorothy. However,

up, Olivia took Aaron’s business card and went

door, she saw two bodyguards standing in the doorway. Even though they were wearing sunglasses, she knew they

you guys to watch

“Yes, Mrs. Freeman.”

“Follow me, then.”

asked her bodyguards to drive her into the city center and started shopping. However, she did

was eleven o’clock, so she

I’m the only one there, are you sure you want to watch me go in

knew it would be inappropriate, so they turned around

shoes. Then, she pushed open the window, climbed up,

looked for a place to change her clothes and headed

and he was startled. Then, he took Olivia to his office, feeling

“Olivia, about that matter…”