The Returning Ex

Chapter 1438 An Unexpected Fight

This driver was usually friendly toward Ian and Cindy, but he was still a rather hot-tempered individual. “Yeah, I’m talking about you.” Linda widened her eyes as she glared at the driver.

Swoosh. The driver got to his feet the very next second. “Who do you think you are? You want me to greet you, huh? Do you think I would want to greet someone with an attitude like yours?”

Linda’s assistant had been following closely behind her, and she thought that Linda was being a little too much. On top of that, Linda had received a lot of backlash after she got too close with one of the male celebrities—the public thought her approach was too aggressive. A good number of female fans, in particular, were boycotting Linda because of this.

The assistant hastily rushed forward to calm Linda down. “Don’t get mad, Linda. There’s no need for this. Don’t get too worked up over this, okay?” The assistant then turned to the driver. “Please don’t mind her. Linda’s in a bad mood today. I’m sorry.” The assistant spoke in a nice and gentle tone—it was evident that she was attempting to protect Linda’s reputation.

today, and she abruptly lifted her hand to give her assistant a slap across the cheek. “I didn’t ask for your opinion. It’s not your turn to speak, you

backward before falling into the chair beside her. Cindy let out a soft gasp before she ran over to help the assistant up. “Are you okay?” The assistant was too stunned

mind someone else’s business, but she couldn’t just sit back and watch in that situation. She turned around to look at Linda. “How could you do that? Who are you to hit

you developed some form of relationship with Ian? You’re just an assistant who tried to seduce a celebrity you’re supposed to

He knew that he was the reason for the whole fight, so he stepped closer to address Linda. “Who do you think you are? Aren’t you being shameless by acting all high and mighty toward others? You sure have a loud voice for someone who isn’t even famous. You even expect me to greet you! Who are you? You’re just some washed-up artist—people reject you even if you send yourself to their doorsteps. Haven’t you seen all the criticisms about you on the Internet? You can’t even manage to

driver’s words. She charged toward him. The driver was a tall man, and he was relatively strong although he wasn’t too burly. He grabbed onto Linda’s shoulder and pushed her away the moment she ran toward him. However, Linda seemed to have lost all control over herself. She stumbled backward after the driver pushed her, but she

the ground, and she ended up right beside Cindy’s feet. Cindy shot Linda a glance, but she didn’t bother to help Linda up. She merely