The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee

Ziana felt that Boris was very scheming.

She said those same words when she had confessed her love to him five years ago.

After five years, he said those exact same words to confess his love to her.

What a copycat!

“I don’t want to,” Ziana growled, “Get up now, or I’ll scream!”

Like a mountain, his heavy body almost crushed her, and it was getting hard for her to breathe.

“Okay.” Boris saw her face flushed with anger and moved to the other side. “OK. I’ll ask you the question again tomorrow.”

Ziana had gotten used to his words.

She sat up, straightened her clothes, and refused. “My answer is the same. No matter when you ask me. I don’t want to engage in a romantic relationship with you at all.”

“Then I’ll ask until you agree.” Boris continued his trick, relentless begging.

Ziana snorted. “No matter how many times you ask and how long you ask, I won’t agree. You are wrong if you think you can get me by using this kind of sweet talk and chasing. I liked you before, so I got close to you even though you didn’t do anything. But now, I don’t like you. I am not getting back together and running in your direction just because you made a little effort.”

“Then I’ll run to you,” Boris said while staring at her calmly and domineeringly, “I’ll chase you. I will do all I can to get you back. I will give you all the respect and romance that you deserve. All I am asking is you give me a chance to pursue you. I will do it for as long as you want.”

He knew that he had made an unforgivable mistake before and hurt her feelings.

Although he had his reasons for what he did, as a big man, he was never willing to use those as excuses.

He hurt her, made mistakes, and no matter what the reason was, the hurt was real. He would not deny all that, and he would bear the consequences.

Ziana was shocked by his words.

She pursed her lips. “Whatever. Like I care.”

“I’ll take it as you agreed.” Boris lifted up the corner of his lips.

“No, I..”

“You said you wanted to go home?” Boris interrupted her, “I’ll see you off.”

“No need.” Ziana didn’t want to say too much. Even if she said something, he wouldn’t accept it and do whatever he wanted. She didn’t want to waste her breath. “I have a drive. I actually live quite well without you.”

that,” Boris confirmed, “but I’m not doing very well

eyes. She couldn’t believe all of his crap. How could he not be doing well with Vivi in his arms?

of this, she suddenly realized that she was

deep breath, suppressed those messy thoughts, and left the room.

in. “Mrs. Lewis just left like that? Should

on his shoes and

You want to disappear and get her attention again? I don’t think Mrs. Lewis is going

lips and thought about how to talk Boris out of it. Why did he always

but he

that he

“What did you do, Mr. Lewis? You’re not as arrogant as before, are

you don’t stop saying those things,

are going after Mrs.

can’t catch up if you

“OK,

to the garage and drove out of the hospital just in time

them,” Boris

was trained and experienced for every situation, and that was why he was given the task of protecting

the Bentley for less than two miles when he realized someone was following them.

in the rearview mirror, he saw a limited edition

looked familiar, and it

coughed softly. “Someone is following us, Miss Scott. It looks like it is Mr. Lewis’

and the corner of her mouth twitched. “Don’t worry about him. Just

“OK.”

two cars arrived outside the Scott

they had already closed the gate. He saw Ziana’s slender figure

gaze, she stopped, turned slightly sideways, and raised her chin arrogantly toward him.

she really looked like the proud Miss Scott in his

his head with a light smile and said to Nell, “Go and ring

was right in front of them. After they rang the doorbell, the butler asked why they

here to visit my in-laws. Also, I haven’t

moment, Nell took out a lot

wonder Boris asked him to buy those things. He had planned to come here a long time ago!

He could plan things way ahead

housekeeper quickly opened the gate and led them to the living room.

when she saw them from the corner of her eye. “Here they come.”