Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 560 Put an End to This From Now On

Deirdre was stunned while Brendan came to react to the situation by assuming a cold, sharp expression on his face. “However, since we’re already here, don’t try to pick faults anymore. It’s already rare that I remembered your wish in the past. Do you think I would come here to endure the cold willingly if not as your compensation?”

“Compensation?”

“Hmm, compensation.” Brendan’s eyes were dark as ink. “You can put an end to your mother’s case from

now on.”

Deirdre’s pupils shook violently. She was so furious that her entire body was shaking beyond her control.

‘So, I should bring everything to an end just with his carefree compensation after those acts of his. pushing things too far, and the human life that was lost!?”

Deirdre could not hold back her anger and stood up. She was afraid that she would give Brendan a slap if she were to stay any longer

She ran to the door, and before she could walk away, Brendan caught up to her and grabbed her wrist. He furrowed his eyebrows and suppressed his anger “Why are you freaking out?”

and her eyes were bloodshot. “You’re right! I am freaking. out. Please loosen your grip on me if you don’t want me to freak out on you so I can head to

to the washroom?” Brendan

promised. I will ensure that the date carries on so you will

she used were filled with irony, and her remark stabbed into his heart like a

but it did not leave behind any hideous wound on

grip. “I’ll get the

Deirdre to the washroom. The waitress waited by the door while Deirdre splashed cold water

to look at the woman in her reflection with blurry facial features. She was shaking ever so slightly and found it ridiculous that she was actually

assumed that the man’s words would not affect her because she had lost all hope and was utterly disappointed. Yet, his carefree, unbothered behavior became a spike that stabbed through her body. She

could not refrain from pulling

was picked up after a while. His voice sounded warm and comfortable like the wind on a spring’s day,

“Can’t I call you for no reason? When

Reed?”

It’s just rather unexpected. I thought that you’ve been mistreated, and you’re calling me