Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 880 Teaching Daphne A Lesson

There was no sign of sympathy in Alexs eyes when he stared at Daphne while the sobbed and begged him for mercy If anything, all he felt was disgust toward her.

“Let go of me! I don’t want you touching me with those filthy hands of yours!” he yelled with a disdainful frown on his face.

Daphne quickly let go of him and crawled backward for fear of him killing her.

She had witnessed Alex knocking Antoine off the stage, so she knew Alex was perfectly capable of killing her. As if that wasn’t bad enough, there would be no one who could avenge her if he really did kill her

Still on her knees, Daphne continued to beg. “Will you please spare my family? I’m really sorry about what I did! I’m willing to do anything! You could sleep with me and use me however you like! All I ask for you to spare us!”

At that point, she no longer cared about her honor and dignity. All she wanted was to survive and keep her father out of this mess, and she was prepared to do anything to accomplish that.

did not take kindly to what Daphne said, and whatever feelings of anger she had earlier returned

apologizing and begging for mercy, she’s still trying to seduce my man? Is she trying to use this opportunity

Alex belongs to me, and I’m the

and called her a prostitute, Maggie was not about to let her off the hook so easily. That was especially the case when

her apology to

assumed that

that had happened, she still thought Maggie was nothing but a

forgive me? I’m willing to do anything for you! I may not be as pretty as she is, but I am definitely much cleaner, I know I dated Stannis, but he was

was probably the dumbest woman Alex had ever encountered in his entire

herself with Maggie again, but she also claimed to be cleaner

so mad that she slapped Daphne twice across the face. “Shut up, b*tch! How did you even make it this far in life? I will

to do. We’ll sell her off to a nightclub. As for the Winters family… Since Jarell can’t even keep his daughter under control, there’s no need