Me Before You

"Yes," Jack Smith said.

He was a little surprised and looked at Daniel Taylor. He knew that Daniel Taylor really disliked people making trouble in the school.

Taylor’s family has always been very strict in this regard.

Taking John Peter as an example. No matter how good the family conditions were, he never dared to be domineering at school, fighting and beating others was even an impossible thing for him!

Because at the beginning, the family made it clear that if he makes trouble, he won’t get any help from his family.

The education of the Taylor family has always been very fair. You can do anything, but you can’t do anything against the law and discipline.

Anna has fought, and it was something totally unacceptable. If John Peter had fought at school, they wouldn't have helped him. Maybe he will be beaten when he came back home and asked for help.

John Peter never got such a treatment, and it was even unexpected to hear Daniel Taylor saying this to him to go and help Anna in solving this matter.

It seemed he always guarded Anna.

Jack Smith asked again, "Well, would you like to settle the matter for young master Peter as well?"

Daniel Taylor nodded, "Yes."

there to help Anna. This was the same matter

and said, "Don’t let Anna

Of course, she had created a big problem for herself. If

never did anything bad. This was her first fight and she was very worried about the consequences.

she had, breakfast the next

Daniel Taylor looked at her. "What’s wrong?"

Anna said, "Sir, they won’t expel me from the university, right?"

Daniel Taylor looked at her helplessly. "If you are afraid of being

time, but now she felt that she did wrong. "Sir, what would I

didn’t even graduate from university and

do? You dared to fight.

"I think you don’t love me at all." Anna is very depressed to see that he didn’t care about her, instead of it.

and smiled, "When did I say

shocked for a while.

kind to her, he

bride,

Taylor and displeasingly lowered her head. "Then I won’t come back tonight. You don’t like me, so I don’t have to come