Living With My Lady Boss

A terrifying and deadly feeling overwhelmed Michelle. She felt his threat along with a sense of impending doom.

She finally lost her composure and yelled, "Sir, please stop!" However, Wilbur seemed unfazed. More crumbling infrastructure vaguely formed a coffin, and it was going to bury Michelle. The unseen spiritual pressure made her scream in pain. There was finally a look of terror on her face.

She was about to be buried in the Earthen Coffin. Suddenly, an elderly voice could be heard asking, "Sir, can you spare her life for the sake of my old age?" Wilbur turned his head and saw an elderly man. The elderly man was standing in the living room, he had a black suit and a top hat. There was a butler behind him, holding a rectangular box in his hands.

Wilbur glanced at the box and scoffed coldly. He loosened his grip, and the crumbled bricks and dirt fell to the floor.

The unseen pressure faded, and Michelle could finally catch her breath. She seemed a mess.

please cdown so we can talk?" Wilbur was silent for a moment. He walked downstairs slowly, and the flserpent nudged against him. Wilbur sent it

his hat to show his gratitude. Then, he said, "I'm Sterling Jenkins. The kid didn't know

Corp?" "I'm only an old person in front of

and stood obediently behind her

confident in your subordinates. Did you know they would be defeated?" Sterling smiled and said, "No. I didn'think they would be defeated when Michelle requested Hugh Denver ind Silas Xaver. However, I've lways

but your daughter wanted to kill me, so why should I spare her?" "We don't have a deep-seated grudge, and all of this conflict

why don't you have a look at the gift?" Sterling beckoned the butler. The butler behind him immediately opened the box. There were the bones of a hand inside the box. However, it was not an ordinary human hand. The bones were five times larger

cultivators aroundcouldn't determine its origin. However, they were certain it plays an extremely important role for cultivators. One's cultivation could be elevated

family. Unfortunately, be it fate or whatever reason, the Jenkins has never produced a