She shouted with tears in her voice, "Samuel Grant! You know I’m pregnant with our child now, how can you be so cold and heartless towards !"
Facing the crying woman, Samuel Grant rely said indifferently, "You should be grateful you’re pregnant."
After saying that, he didn’t linger for half a second, resolutely turning and leaving the room.
He had just stepped a few paces when he heard the sound of sothing shattering behind him.
It turned out Daisy Stone, in a fit of rage, had thrown the bowl of steaming soup from the table onto the floor.
Daisy Stone scread almost to the point of collapse, "Samuel Grant! Do you know how much blood and sweat I’ve put into having this child? I was nearly assaulted by bad people during my pregnancy, almost losing my life. I’ve borne so much infamy all for your sake! How can you be so heartless to soone who has wholeheartedly sacrificed for you!"
Samuel Grant did not look back and left directly.
His steps were firm and heavy, as if each step was venting an uncontrollable anger, with a hint of coldness seemingly pervading the air.
Until the fading footsteps nearly disappeared into the night, hard to hear, Daisy Stone slowly turned her head, her eyes fixing on the shattered soup bowl on the ground.
Her hand began to tremble slightly involuntarily, wiping the cold sweat from her forehead born of tension and fear.
The cold sweat felt like the aftermath of a nightmare, making her feel as if she had escaped from so horrific scene.
This ti she had temporarily escaped, but what about next ti?
She knew in her heart that Samuel Grant would co back again tonight, and this ti he wouldn’t let it end easily. She had to leave here as soon as possible, or the consequences would be unimaginable.
Daisy Stone took a deep breath, trying to calm the indescribable fear and panic deep in her heart, then quickly picked up her phone, dialing Clara Bennett’s number.
After the call connected, Clara Bennett’s anxious and concerned voice imdiately ca through, "Hello, has Samuel Grant left?"
The tension was palpable, even through the receiver.
"Yes, he’s gone, but I didn’t drink the soup."
Daisy Stone replied, with relief in her voice, "This ti I narrowly escaped, but next ti he won’t let off so easily. In his current state, he will definitely co back tonight to trouble . So I can’t stay here any longer, I just want to know when I can be taken away from here."
Clara Bennett was silent for a few seconds, quickly thinking over a solution in her mind, then suggested, "Make an excuse and get into a big fight with him tonight, then pretend to leave ho in a rage. Don’t take anything except your ID card when you leave."
Faced with this proposal, Daisy Stone seed a little hesitant, "Can’t I take anything? Not even a passport?"
Her tone revealed a sense of uncertainty and worry.
If she was going abroad, shouldn’t she take her passport?
Facing such a question, Clara Bennett chuckled and reassured, "If you really leave with your passport, would Samuel Grant think you’re leaving impulsively and not on a planned escape? It would make things more complicated."
Even after hearing the explanation, Daisy Stone was still uneasy, "But—"
Her inner unease wasn’t entirely dispelled, as she needed to consider whether the other was truly trustworthy; what if Clara Bennett had ulterior motives?
Clara Bennett clearly saw through her worries, smiling honestly, "I’m living well now and don’t need to ruin soone else’s life to trouble myself. But you must understand, Samuel Grant is now driven to the edge, anything could happen."
Upon hearing this, Daisy Stone finally nodded in agreent, "Alright, I’ll follow your plan."
Clara Bennett, seeing her agreent, continued, "It’s not just this matter, there’s another task I need you to help with this afternoon."
At this sudden request, Daisy Stone couldn’t help but frown and ask, "What else do you need to do?"
Clara Bennett said, "Go to Samuel Grant’s company one more ti and bring back so things. I’ll find you an assistant."
Her eyes revealed determination and a barely noticeable chill.
Clara Bennett introduced Daisy Stone to Kai Smith and directly told Kai Smith, "Whatever you need, let Daisy Stone get it for you."
Her tone was undeniably resolute, making one dare not question her decision.
Kai Smith was greatly surprised and almost doubted his ears, "Daisy Stone? Samuel Grant’s sister-in-law? Will she help us?"
His voice carried disbelief, seemingly unable to accept this unexpected news.
Clara Bennett said lightly, "Of course, because everyone hates him."
Her eyes flashed with a sharp light, penetrating to the core.
Kai Smith, being astute, didn’t ask more, just nodded solemnly, "Boss, rest assured, as long as I know the base price of his project, we can lower the price a bit more, making him furious. Samuel Grant’s company is already failing, with on board, he’ll definitely be destroyed!"
His eyes burned with the fire of revenge, determined to bring the enemy down.
Clara Bennett toyed with her hair, appearing exceptionally composed, "No need to rush, we have all the ti we need. Using the resources we get from Samuel Grant to develop our company will be enough to annoy him. As for later, hehe, we can deal with him slowly."
The corner of her mouth curled into a cold smile, appearing extraordinarily detached and heartless.
How could this revenge end easily?
re surface harm ant nothing, Samuel Grant once took both her second brother and her father’s lives!
Oh wait, including herself, that makes three lives!
He even turned her against her family, making her a solitary figure.
Letting Samuel Grant go bankrupt was too lenient!
She intended to torture Samuel Grant little by little, even if he was nothing more than an ant in her eyes now, she would still deal with him slowly.
Hearing this, Kai Smith’s eyes flashed with a hint of malice, "The boss is right, dealing with evil people should be done this way, leave this matter to ."
His tone was filled with a grim determination.
Clara Bennett had complete confidence in Kai Smith.
Kai Smith wasn’t lacking in capability, but in opportunity, he too had been hard by Samuel Grant, losing many opportunities, almost ruining his life.
But she believed that with this opportunity, Kai Smith would surely make a coback.
After hanging up the call, the secret listening device hidden around the second-floor corner had already clearly transmitted the entire conversation to William Foster.
This small device was installed to ensure ho safety, not because he liked eavesdropping on his wife’s life, but because her life was always full of unexpected waves and surprises, much more fascinating than his own.
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