Chapter 39: Dullards
Author: Bella Cruz
last update2024-11-11 20:42:11

Lily's face stretched into a smile as she continued.

“ Without Mike, we all would have been in big trouble ” Lily said, as she gestured for Mike to come out

Murmurs of disapproval erupted in the room as Mike rose from his chair,strutting towards the center of the room, a smug smile sampled on his face.

“What of Mr. Baron ? Didn't you see the way Mr Karim respected and pleaded with him?isn't it clear that Mr Karim spared us because of him? One of the guest voiced out, causing the rest to nod in affirmation

They all had watched everything unfold, and it was clear who caused Mr Karim to kneel and bow In surrender.

Lily's face scrunched up in utter disgust as she watched her friends take sides with Andrew “Common you guys, don't tell me you believe that? Remember I was married to that punk for 3 years and I know how deceitful he is and he used that same trick on Mr. Karim” Lily announced, causing a loud gasp to echo in the room, as everyone snapped their gazes to Andrew

When Lily s
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