Go Away, I’m A Billionairess Now

Chapter 197 Beg for Mercy

Gloria hung up, took her phone, and did not change her clothes.

Today, when she had dinner with Samara, Eric told her to wear something gentler, so Gloria wore a very lady–like dress.

Eric asked her to change her clothes. Obviously, he wanted to punish her today.

Eric rarely castigated his family members. Since Gloria had memories, Eric had only punished others three times. The first

time was when Arthur wanted to divorce Natalee and marry his mistress. The second time was the night when Samara hurt

Arthur’s son.

The last time Samara knelt in the memorial hall of the Humphrey family for a night, it was raining heavily the entire night. If Samara did not leave the next day, Eric would have to continue the punishment.

Back then, after the punishment, when he went out, he could not even walk. His body was covered in blood marks. It didn’t damage his organs, but it hurt his flesh.

At that time, Gloria was only seven or eight years old. She followed Natalee to see it. After that, she did not feel anything. She only felt that Arthur screamed miserably.

thought about it,

wanted to wait for Natalee to come back, but Eric refused.

minutes. If

few seconds, she did not dare to

spoke, she wiped away her tears and ran to the

on the way back. He was already at the peak of his anger. Now, he had sent Jeff over to supervise. If she

was afraid, she knew that she could not escape tonight. She only hoped that Natalee would

quickly changed her clothes and

as Gloria arrived at the memorial hall, a teacup was thrown at her feet. The porcelain cup fell to the ground and broke into pieces. Eric shouted

front of Eric,

was still crying, but the moment Eric shouted angrily, Gloria was so

outside the villa, a black Maybach stopped. Chaim pushed open the door of

the butler saw Chaim, he was stunned. “Mr.

“Where is Gloria?”

the butler directly. The butler was shocked and pointed in the direction of the memorial hall. “Ms. Humphrey and Mr. Humphrey are in the memorial

“Okay.”