Best Revenge: Being My Ex-Boyfriend’s Aunt novel Chapter 2839

Just as Charity walked out of the office to the elevator, two sturdy bodyguards stood in her way.

"Chairman Jewell has told us to escort you to his office for a talk."

One of the bodyguards clutched Charity rudely on the shoulder.

"Hayden, you’d better be polite to Miss Robbins." Ken strode toward the sturdy bodyguard, who was nearly two meters tall, and the bodyguard instantly became timid.

"Ken, this is Chairman Jewell's instruction." Being put in a difficult position, Hayden Liddell said, "If it hadn’t been for her, Chairman Jewell wouldn't have lost the chairperson position.

Chairman Jewell is currently mad. Please don’t make things difficult for me, alright? Don't forget that the Jewell family is paying you and that you're working for them."

"Excuse me. Young Master Jewell is the one paying me, and he won’t allow anyone to hurt her," Ken said with a helpless sigh.

However, Hayden did not share the same sentiment. "A wise man submits to circumstances. With the sorry state Young Master Jewell is in, if you're clever enough, Ken, you should be loyal to Chairman Jewell just like me.”

"All I know is that if Young Master Jewell hadn't saved me back then, I wouldn't be here today. You both are no match for me. Get out of my way," Ken said while clenching his fists.

Hayden was well aware of Ken's ability -even two Haydens were no match for Ken.

Even so, Hayden was dissatisfied.

"Ken, it's best that you advise Young Master Jewell not to be stubborn for a woman's sake. Otherwise, he'll have to suffer bad consequences for offending Chairman Jewell."

Hayden then glared at Charity before he turned around and left with another bodyguard.

"Thank you, Ken." Charity's expression looked grim. "Please return to Chester's side later and try not to leave him again.”

Ken raised his brows. "Don't worry. Young Master Hill has arranged for someone to take guard there."

"We shouldn't keep troubling Shaun as he has his own stuff too and might encounter emergencies."

Charity had always believed that one should be self-reliant.