Chapter 58
Author: Mel Hope
last update2025-08-04 23:28:20
Heavy silence fell over the room like a storm brewing in the air.

Robert Adams lowered his phone slowly, his expression shifting in a volatile mix of disbelief and fury.

His nostrils flared and a vein throbbed visibly in his temple.

So, someone as insignificant as Antonio had managed to win the Earl’s favor?

Then—bang!

He slammed his fist against the mahogany desk, rattling everything on it.

Gritting his teeth and facing Antonio, he spat with venom, “Consider yourself lucky!”

Antonio didn’t flinch.

He stood calm, his eyes sharp and merciless, radiating the kind of cold that chilled to the bone.

His voice was low and steady, yet laced with danger.

“You’d better keep your claws to yourself. Because if you dare to forcefully take over Elaine’s company, I won’t mind cutting off your hand.”

It was not a threat—it was a promise.

Robert narrowed his eyes, the weight of Antonio’s words hitting him harder than a punch to the jaw.

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