Bride of Retribution: Aloof Billionaire's Dominant Game-Chapter 410 - 223 He should have dug a hole and buried himself long ago_3

Just thinking about Mia makes her entire body ache terribly.

On so many nights, she and her mommy would hold Mia like that, listening to her uncomfortable coughing, her quiet crying, all night long, which drove her to a point of heartbreaking self-blame.

Luckily there was Rogers, who could always find the best treatment methods, helping Mia transform from a critically ill child at birth to becoming somewhat healthier. She believed Mia would eventually be okay, able to run around like all the other kids, able to breathe freely.

And what did this man in front of her ever offer? Mia was just a product of his lustful indulgence.

"Leave him..." Atlas Hallow’s voice was low, holding back the jealousy that was about to burst forth.

He envied the man who could marry her; Charlotte truly fulfilled the prophecy of marrying twice, but that wasn’t the final act.

He was determined to ensure she walked into the marriage registry office a third time.

"If you’re sick, see a psychologist. If you’re going to cause trouble, know when to stop." Charlotte actually found it amusing: "Atlas Hallow, stop pretending to be so earnest. If you really want to be with me as you claim, why did you do those things? So don’t put on an act of being lovesick in front of me; it’s so fake it’s nauseating."

Just because she didn’t expose those things, does he think he can pretend they don’t exist?

At that moment, Charlotte’s phone rang, and she quickly walked over to her desk to pick it up, surprised to see it was Rogers calling.

"Oh, darling, I hear there’s a tiresome man pestering you, truly can’t recognize greatness..." came Rogers’ voice over the phone.

His not-so-fluent Chinese made Charlotte chuckle and shake her head in disbelief.

"Rogers, you can’t use ’can’t recognize greatness’ to describe it, the idiom is good but can’t be used randomly." Rogers is a very interesting man; he loves U.S.A culture but hasn’t yet grasped its essence.

"Did I make a fool of myself?" Rogers sighed, his previously excited tone slightly subdued.

Charlotte couldn’t bear to dampen his spirits further, hiding a smile at the corner of her lips as she spoke warmly: "Using ’make a fool’ works well, it’s very vivid."

"I think I used it well, I’ll soon reach level ten in Chinese." Rogers was driving to the airport, which was his best weapon to handle the entire family, after all, Charlotte managed those annoying things very well.

"I know, what are you up to?" Some people can easily lighten your mood, much like Rogers, who is cheerful, sunny, passionate, and has convictions and pursuits; chatting with him feels much more relaxed.

"Can’t tell you..." As he was about to hang up, he let out a loud whistle through the phone, making Charlotte’s smile deepen.

She turned around, almost bumping into Atlas Hallow’s chest, her nose brushing against the cold metal clasp on his chest, causing Charlotte to shiver involuntarily.

"Is that the man you married? A foreigner?" He didn’t hear much, but it was enough to determine it was a foreigner.

"Is this the kind you like? A funny man?" Atlas Hallow pushed closer until Charlotte was pinned against the desk, throwing him cold looks but showing incredible warmth toward other men, driving him to the brink of madness.

He trapped her between the desk and his chest, a raging sea of anger within his chest threatening to engulf everything.

"He’s not funny at all. In the business arena, he might not be your opponent, but in his own field, you don’t even stand a chance to compare. Atlas Hallow, your biggest issue is being overly confident." So confident it’s blind, so confident it’s repulsive.

Atlas Hallow left Charlotte’s office, and as he stepped out, he saw Annie Gray and a tall man in black guarding outside.

That must be Charlotte’s bodyguard? It seemed she came well-prepared.

Today Charlotte spoke with implicit meanings, especially her expression and tone when talking about that old case seemed odd.

Could there be hidden truths? The verdict at that time wasn’t lenient either, Ava Walker and Kinsley Lee were sentenced to ten and fifteen years respectively, it seems he’s going to have to re-examine the case and find out which man married his woman.

At the women’s prison in the suburbs, Amir spent a lot of money, so Kinsley Lee lived in a single-patient ward.