Olivia was stunned. Dorothy knew.
If Olivia was asked about the thing that she regretted the most, it would certainly be picking Dorothy the snake up from the roadside and bringing her home!
“You’re diabolical!”
Dorothy loosened her hands and laughed. “Yes, I’m diabolical, but Johnny doesn’t think so. He thinks I’m the kindest person in the world.”
Then, she went nearer to Olivia and jeered, “In his heart, you’re the diabolical one.”
Dorothy’s words cut Olivia’s heart deeply.
She did not want to admit it, but what Dorothy said was not wrong.
John Freeman did think of her like that.
What a joke.
“Dorothy, why don’t you force John to get a divorce, then? I’ve been Mrs. Freeman for three years now, and I’m getting a little tired. I’ll pass this position to you, then?”
Dorothy was the most annoyed at this precise fact.
She was able to get her hands on everything other than the position of Mrs. Freeman.
She bared her teeth, slapped Olivia across her face, and smiled as her face
