The Billionaire CEO Wants to Marry Me Every Day-Chapter 451: Who Bullied You?

When Holly Holloway gets angry, her cheeks are round and puffy, like two buns.

Summer Monroe quickly walked over to ask the little bun, "Did Willow Grant bully you?"

Holly Holloway shook her head and said, "No, she was badmouthing you, and I scared her off."

Summer Monroe laughed and said, "I couldn’t tell, you’re so fierce?"

Holly Holloway nodded, saying seriously, "When I get angry, I’m really fierce."

Summer Monroe found Holly even more adorable and said with a smile, "Then you have to look after me at school from now on."

Holly Holloway gave a strong "hmm" and then said determinedly, "Summer, we have to win against her in tomorrow night’s performance!"

Summer Monroe raised an eyebrow, "As long as you don’t get nervous, we can definitely beat her."

Holly Holloway held a grudge in her heart; she hated Willow Grant for speaking about Summer that way, and she must perform well!

...

Elsewhere, at the entrance of the mental hospital.

Mason Monroe circled the entrance of the mental hospital, confirming that Evan Hughes hadn’t sent anyone to follow him, then parked the car at the back door before entering the hospital.

As evening merged into night, the sky was dim, and the mental hospital was intermittently filled with the sounds of eerie cries and howls, making it especially frightening.

Most people wouldn’t choose this time to visit patients, but Mason Monroe walked alone down the hospital corridor with a cold expression, undeterred by the bizarre sounds.

He went straight to Coralie Hughes’ room and pushed the door open.

Inside the room.

Coralie Hughes was just coming out of her anesthesia, her mind still a bit dizzy.

She turned her head towards the door a beat slower than usual.

Thinking it was a nurse coming to take her temperature, she was startled to see Mason Monroe’s acne-covered face, and her disgust was unmistakable.

She didn’t want to hide it.

Coralie Hughes said bluntly, "What are you doing here again? Just the sight of you makes me sick, get out of here! I won’t lend you a single cent. And besides, when dad finds out you’re trying to borrow money from me, he won’t agree to it for a second, so just get out of my sight!"

Previously, when Mason Monroe heard these words, he would feel sad and heartbroken, but this time, instead of a sad expression, there was a hint of a smile on his face.

Coralie Hughes felt something was off and shifted slightly to the other side of the bed.

But because her hands and feet were tied, her range of movement was limited.

Coralie Hughes raised her voice, "Are you deaf? I told you to get out!"

"Shh." Mason Monroe gestured for silence, walked to the bedside and said, "Coralie, keep your voice down, I snuck in. I’m taking you out of here, and you’ll never have to stay in this ghostly place again!"

Coralie Hughes wanted nothing more than to leave this mental hospital, and hearing this, her expression softened a bit but she still asked a little uncertainly, "Really?"

Mason Monroe nodded and said, "Just like I told you during the day, I’ve run into some debt problems. I’ve thought about it all day and realized I really don’t deserve you. So I don’t want you to suffer here any longer; I’m getting you out, and then... I won’t bother you again."

Coralie Hughes’ heart started to race.

She wanted to leave here, immediately, right now!

"Then untie me, I want to leave now!"

"Okay, okay." Mason Monroe took out a retractable knife from his pocket and cut the leather shackles that bound Coralie Hughes.

Soon, all four shackles were undone, and Coralie Hughes jumped off the bed, rotated her wrists, her face showing a smile she hadn’t had in a long time.

She looked up at Mason Monroe and said, "Cousin Mason, don’t take the harsh words I said to you earlier to heart, I didn’t really hate you that much. It’s just that you and I really aren’t suited to be a couple, you understand me, right?"