Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Chapter 2674

Chester was at a loss for words.

“Keep it up. Work hard and be the pioneer. You might be able to go down in history, and many men will thank you,” charity said with a sincere expression.

Chester laughed in exasperation.

If he believed her, not only would the public lash out at him, but the Jewell family’s ancestors would also haunt him from the graves.

“Why are you laughing?” Charity blinked her eyes. “Do you not believe me or yourself? You believe you can dominate everything, don’t you? Something is right as long as you think it is. Similarly, something is wrong if you think it is. You think no one can turn against you, so what’s with fooling around with women? To you, they’re sl*ts who have no self- respect, and by fooling around with them, you show them the respect they need and think highly of them. Could it be that… you don’t even know what shame is?”

After uttering the last sentence, Charity paused for a moment. The last few words were like a tight slap in Chester’s face, and the pain was burning.

He tightened the grip on his hand, and the smile on his handsome face was replaced with infuriation.

“Fine, Eliza. You understand me very well, huh? In that case, why don’t you guess how I’ll treat you later?” Chester asked ferociously as he gnashed his teeth.

“I’ll play it by ear. Having said that, I never regret my actions.”
Charity’s pretty eyes were indifferent and cold.

her eyes. In the face of those courageous

Charity turned around without looking back and walked away elegantly

back, his eyes filled with admiration, hatred, interest, excitement, and other emotions

woman had ever piqued his

him feel like torturing her slowly, yet he really wanted to press

been with Eliza, he realized

• • •

at the banquet that night, everyone started to be mindful of their

and Eliza were two seats away from

secretly watching the two of them more than paying attention to

queen, who was seated between the two of them, secretly glanced at

charity so

the mood to eat

doubt the woman who sent Chester to

a famous painting was being