The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 645

“How does a hotel manager have a Porsche? Do you have the capability to support her? Surely, you must have indulged in some

shady activities privately. Look at how righteous you are acting while

being a gigolo. How disgusting!”

“Who are you calling a gigolo? Watch your mouth and show some respect!” Steven finally erupted in anger, his fists clenching audibly.

“Young man, I suggest you not trust this woman too much. She may

seem pure and innocent, but in private, she’s quite promiscuous.” Mandy flipped her wavy hair, disdainfully glancing at Amelia. “All her

filthy deeds have long been rumored in our school. Her reputation at

the Savrow Film Academy has long been tarnished. Only someone like you wouldn’t know that you’ve been cuckolded.”

Steven trembled with anger, his shoulders quivering.

An uncontrollable rage flashed in his eyes.

Steven understood the principle that to destroy someone, one must

first make them go mad.

Although he promised Bella to keep his composure, he could hardly

contain himself at this moment.

“Mandy, if you have any grievances, let’s discuss them privately. Don’t make a scene here!” Amelia anxiously intervened, standing in front of

Steven.

“I’m going to attend the banquet now. Who wants to talk to you privately? Who do you think you are? Let go of me!” Mandy yelled

Chap 645

behaving like an

in frustration, really

and slap her.

noisy. What’s

as ice yet still sweet and

effortless grace to the

turned around

Bella, flanked by two tall bodyguards, walking toward them swiftly with a

but shiver, instantly falling

chick.

the rumored Ms. Bella Thompson, the

World Hotel, and the legendary jewelry designer,

like an

of her hair

other bodyguards

to Bella.

had alarmed her sister, Amelia

lip, not

was most afraid

more unbearable than

She ignored Mandy and addressed Steven

Shurgeress

not a marketplace. Making a

is unacceptable.”

like s

woman is holding a fake invitation and

know what her intentions are. She

Steven said with a serious expression.

situation directly. “I suggest we call the

handle it.”