The Runaway Groom

Chapter 259

Robin was shaking with rage. “You tricked me! That doesn’t count!”

The sporting complex they were at was so huge she would never finish wiping it for days, not to mention that she had to do it with her bare hands. Moreover, after suffering such ignominy, how was she supposed to stay in her department?

Most importantly, how would others see her now?

Robin wanted to harass Irene because Irene used Robin’s naive trust in the first place, and that caused problems for lan. Unable to stand the indignation, Robin wanted to humiliate Irene in public, only to let Irene turn the tables on her.

She wanted nothing less than to run at Irene and strangle her!

Irene walked up to Robin, unfettered. “I can let that go, as long as you answer my question truthfully.”

“What is it?” Robin thought that she was saved as Irene offered an alternative.

“You sent those anonymous texts to Ricky, didn’t you? Did you also extract Samantha out of jail and hide her?”

Those were questions Irene wanted very much to know, but Robin appeared puzzled. Ricky? Samantha? What are you talking about?”

narrowed her eyes and kept watching for signs that she was lying. “Quit

anything at all. “Who are those people? Why would I hide someone, for that

find any telling signs of lying. Hence, Irene couldn’t

promised to do earlier and wipe the entire building. Everyone here is my witness–don’t

the judge panel and told the organizers, “It’s late. We

could tell what happened now–Robin wanted to humiliate Irene, only

to turn the tables on

to keep standing. She was flushed so hard, she was virtually bleeding as she had been

spite towards Irene, but she had to hold

to the male judge. “I have to go now. I’ll leave this

happy to do so. “Of course. Just leave it

you,” Irene said and

as she stepped out of a side entrance, Robin appeared out of nowhere and stood

I’m sorry I exploited you when we first met, Robin, but I’d do it again if I had to, since your boyfriend took my

was convinced Robin was the mastermind despite her denial, since she had been obsessed

think of anyone else who