His Versatile Gorgeous Wife novel Chapter 747

Cindy screeched, “Matthias! Matthias! Let me go! Who do you all think you are to seize me?”

Vinson rubbed his ear and complained, “This lady is loud too.

The bodyguard immediately understood him and hit Cindy at her neck, rendering her unconscious.

“Take her away too!”

Vinson waved his hand and the two were instantly thrown onto the car.

“Everyone,” Vinson greeted and paused as he turned to face the crowd. Only then did he continue, “Thank you for standing up for Arielle. Here are the gifts we have prepared for those who helped out earlier. Please proceed to my assistant to claim them.”

Rayson, who was standing behind him, raised his hand and informed, “Please come to me to claim your gifts, a voucher from Nightshire Group worth one thousand. You can spend it at any shopping mall under Nightshire Group.”

Right after he finished his speech, the students were already storming excitedly to him.

Wow, we actually get vouchers that are worth one thousand for standing up for Arielle? How lucky! There's indeed free lunch!

As the crowd was claiming their vouchers, Trisha merely watched them, unmoved. She then drew closer to Arielle and whispered by her ear, “Sannie, have you gotten together with Mr. Nightshire?”

Before Arielle could utter a word, Vinson came and asked politely, “Are you Arielle's friend?”

Realizing that he was talking to her, Trisha froze for a moment as her social anxiety disorder kicked in. Nervous, she gulped and cautiously stuttered, “l-l am.”

She then stole a glance at Vinson, only to see him curving a faint courteous smile at her.

However, she could tell that the smile was feigned because the look in his eyes was menacing like a warning in disguise.

Did I see it wrong? Why is he looking at me like Cindy? I'm not Arielle's enemy!

As Trisha was quite fearful due to her condition —she had mild autism, she promptly drew back and hid behind Arielle, frightened by the intimidating glare.

Sadly, her instinctive gesture irked Vinson, causing him to stare more sinisterly at her, for he