Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 427
Chester said, “If your illness gets triggered in front of the cameras, Shaunarah Corporation will be dead in the water and your life will be over.”

“Stop it.” Shaun’s eyes flashed with grimness.

“Have faith in Catherine. She’s not that weak.” Chester took out his phone and clicked the app which was broadcasting a live stream. “Now, let’s see how she’s performing.”

The live stream for the press conference held by Shaunarah Corporation that night had garnered over 200 million viewers.

Dressed in a black gown, Catherine was giving a speech on stage.

It was the first time she appeared in public as Shaun’s wife.

Those who had never seen her used to assume that she was a great beauty, considering that the most brilliant eldest young master in Australia fell deeply in love with her. Nevertheless, the minute she appeared in public, everyone was dumbfounded.

Shaun even noticed that a lot of the audience kept flooding the comment box.

it be? She’s so

to her face?

Master Hill’s

turned off the comment

with rage. “These people are out of their minds. Are they interested in watching the press

swiftly changed the topic. “Well… Eldest Young Master Hill, look. Young Madam has begun to speak. She has an

He did not need Hadley to remind him as

time seeing

conference tonight had drawn the attention of many technology companies in Australia

the microphone in a relaxed manner. She tapped the microphone to test it before she began speaking, “Hello, everyone. I’m Shaun’s wife, Catherine Jones. I’m here to host the press conference on Shaunarah’s Oceanic Microchip. This is the first batch of the best microchips produced in Australia. The founder of the microchip, Shaun Hill, was supposed to introduce the product in person, but Mr. Hill

interrupted her speech, “Is it because his mental illness has been triggered? Did he really kill the nanny who looked after him since he was young? He doesn’t have to go to jail

the subject, many other reporters began to ask her

went