Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 402
Director Irvine scanned across the room to ensure no one from the Hill family had the intention to lend Shaun a hand. “I’m not an unreasonable man. Since you broke my arm, then I shall return the favor today. Besides, my wife is infuriated that your wife tried to seduce me. But we can forget about this if you let her slap your wife across the face.”

Catherine laughed upon hearing that. “Do you have proof that I actually tried to seduce you? I’m sure there are security cameras everywhere. Let’s check the footage to see if I actually laid a finger on you.”

Director Irvine flew off the handle. “What do you mean? Why would I accuse an ugly woman like you?”

“The distinguished Director Irvine wouldn’t have to accuse you. Things have taken such a bad turn yet you still refuse to admit your wrongdoing. I think one slap across the face is not even enough.” President Thompson seemed to be trying to make matters worse.

Melanie suggested helplessly, “Cathy, quickly apologize to the man and promise you’ll not do it again.”

The corners of Catherine’s lips twitched into a sarcastic smile. “I can tell that you’re trying to get back at the two of us today. The truth doesn’t even matter, it seems.”

“There’s nothing we can do if that’s what you think, Ms. Jones,” Charlie said in a low voice. “However, a person should reap the consequences of their actions. What do you say, Eldest Young Master Hill?”

gaze to

used to be at the top of the hierarchy. His presence in Australia was

top, everyone could not resist wanting to see

deep eyes turned to look at the members of the Hill family. “Grandpa,

opinion, he was seeking

Madam Hill twitched her

he gets some punishment,” Old Master Hill held his wife down by the shoulder as he interrupted. “We failed to educate you but accidentally

was smiling from ear to ear. “Shaun, I bet you didn’t see this coming. Have you forgotten how you treated us last time?

do you think?” Shaun stared right into Lea’s

averted

a dark shadow beneath his

help feeling sorry for the man. She instinctively held his