I’m Someone Else

Before Philip could go far, Felice flung his arm away and glared at her father. What are you, stupid? Mind your own business. There’s nothing to talk about with him. He crippled my man. If it weren’t for him, I’d still be dating Walt. Even though she had hooked up with another guy now, Walt was the one she spent years with. She still cared for him.

When Felice looked at Thomas, there was nothing but hatred in her eyes. She wasn’t scared of him, since Leslie assigned eight bodyguards for her, and these bodyguards were well-trained. They were a cut above the rest. No matter how powerful you are, you can’t take on eight people at once.

Felice approached Thomas, and her mother and brother followed closely. “If it isn’t Thomas. What brings you here? You don’t make enough to buy anything from this place, driver,” she mocked. The humiliation Thomas gave her was something she would never forget. And now it’s time to teach you a lesson.

“Piss off if you don’t want to die.” Thomas looked at Felice. He would’ve attacked if Olivia wasn’t around. He would’ve taught this b*tch to shut up, but he didn’t want to scare Olivia.

a tirade. “How dare you? And to think you nearly got full marks on your SAT. That’s not how a scholar should talk. I don’t care if you

punk? You don’t get to tell Felice to piss off. If I were you, I’d roll off where

are you two doing? Thomas helped us in our darkest hour. Let’s talk things out. Calm down!” Philip quickly stopped his family from saying anything more. He couldn’t understand. We used to

Trash like

much? He wanted to say something, but he swallowed his words.

talks. Olivia said

pay for what you did to me, Thomas.

for it. And that b*tch of his sister cursed me! The thought of Chloe made her sneer. You don’t know this, but my boyfriend

ever fell for this woman. Was I blind? Yeah, she’s

it, but you and I both know what you did. Almost every single cent I made in the military, I gave them to you, because you had it harder than I did. You have parents and a brother who’s still in school. I would never hold that against you, because it’s