Semua Bab The Pride: Bab 391 - Bab 400

Adrian just looked left and right after hearing Raina’s words. He became shriveled because the woman was gazing at him. The loser’s son-in-law also did the same thing with the woman beside him, plus a sinister smile appeared on his face. “Unlucky! Sometimes this woman is telling the truth. No, I can’t let this happen. I can’t lose to these losers. I have to humiliate them,” Adrian cursed in his mind. With curses stored in the chest. Adrian looked up and stared back at the couple in front of him. But it didn’t last long, because the longer he challenged, the sharper their gazes became. That’s why he turned to Daisy, who currently looks confused while playing with her own fingers. “Madam, don’t listen to what they say. Don’t you remember how my family yesterday came to see you and support Mr.

Daisy moved her hand away from Adrian’s shoulder. This woman glanced behind her, watching Nicko who was still talking to Raina for a while. “You’d better forget about this matter,” Daisy said to Adrian. Spontaneously, Adrian gaped when he heard what Josephine’s mother asked. Wondering how the middle-aged woman beside him changed quickly. “Forget about it? What do you mean, madam?” Daisy took a deep breath for a moment, then this woman glanced at Adrian. “She is the cousin of the death of Armando, Catherine’s husband. You remember him, right?” Of course Adrian remembers well who the late Armando was. They are both almost the same, like to brag and look down on others. But what Adrian doesn’t understand is why Daisy has to change after finding out that the woman with Nick

Daisy’s self-confidence grew suddenly when she heard the words spoken by her son-in-law and Armando’s cousin. She felt stupid in a while for forgetting the reason the Law family gave a gift for Edmund. This woman then lifted her face and smiled. She was very sure that Adrian couldn’t dare to take the gifts from his parents’ back. “Yeah, that’s right Adrian. Please, just take the gift from your parents back. I also able to put you back in prison, and let you sleep with the rats!” Daisy exclaimed, looking up. Adrian clenched his fists tightly. His chest moved up and down while staring intently at Daisy. His lips were locked, perhaps unable to find the right words to answer Daisy’s question. Of course, Adrian was reluctant to go back to being in prison. It made him sick to think that he had to imagine eating an

Nicko’s white van stopped at a mansion with a high fence. The house is filled with various ornamental plants in front of it, and a fountain that looks so fresh on this sultry afternoon. The brown-haired youth looked at the business card in his hand. He tried to match the building in front of him with the address on the business card. “Hmm, It’s same, this must be his house,” Nicko muttered. He also looked to the right and left, trying to find the most appropriate side to park his car. Mr. Wu’s residence was in the middle of the city, with quite a lot of traffic. Nicko also has to be careful in parking his car so as not to interfere with the activities of the homeowner and other road users. But it turns out that when he looks for the most suitable parking space, it actually raises the suspicion of the guard of the magnificent

Mr. Wu stepped closer to the young man who was considered having contributed to his company, he Is not paying attention to his daughter who was still frozen. Even more surprising, this man actually bowed to a man who was younger than him. “Daddy, it’s too much. Why should you bow to that man? How is it possible to set me up with someone who is in a peculiar class of mine?” Sara mumbled and nagging. Master Wu’s eldest daughter pursed her lips again, not understanding her father’s line of thought. She wanted to get away from where she was standing now, but she didn’t. Sara just stood there and waited for what would happen next. This single mother looks increasingly sick of seeing the intimacy created between the young man and his father. How the two of them converse so intimately. “Ugh, that’s disgusting. Just