My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 730 Why Did You Say That?

The commotion neared from a distance.

After a while, Byron appeared in front of Rosalie with a cold expression.

Looking at the man in front of her, Rosalie’s eyes were filled with astonishment. “Why are you here?”

The man seemed to have just finished a meeting. He was dressed in a suit, and his tie was slightly loose as if someone had pulled it.

Hearing her question, Byron’s expression became colder, “why can’t Ĩ come when you can?”

After saying that, Byron gave her a look at her that held suppressed anger. He then turned to face the reporters behind him. His icy gaze swept across the reporters’ faces one by one. “If you have any questions, I can answer them for her.”

Everyone trembled with a start at Byron’s gaze. They each looked back at one another. For a moment, no one dared say anything.

Considering Byron’s position, if they were to say one wrong word today, they might lose their jobs because of it.

one wanted to face such a

him and glanced at the people in front of him. “If there’s

and dragged her straight out of the crowd without giving the others time to

was silent. They were even forced to give way

the crowd, Rosalie did not have time to breathe a sigh of relief as when she saw the person in front of her, the pressure in her heart increased instead

to the front of his car and opened the door. His one was frighteningly

was. “I drove here. I’ll just drive myself back in a

she was flustered, she still had her

she were to get into Byron’s car in front of reporters again, the rumors about her would probably become more and

anger in Byron’s heart burned even

he came out of the conference room just now. Luther then hesitantly reported to him the news about Rosalie

the relationship between the two of them. When

at the entrance of the research

though his heart was

repeatedly rejected his good

cold expression, and her voice softened a bit. “I don’t want to be misunderstood. You’d best leave quickly, otherwise, I’m afraid even you