Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 123

After opening the door, Lydia still did not know what had happened.

Until those people began to touch the things she bought, Lydia directly became angry. "What are you doing, what are you doing with our family's things?"

The security personnel of the property management department were all tall and strong. Lydia only dared t o shout, but did not dare to stop them, which fully showed that she was a talker.

Samuel didn't walk out of the room until they had removed all the things she bought.

"Samuel, why don't you stop them? It's a robbery in broad daylight. I bought them." Lydia was as anxious a s an ant on a hot pot as she spoke to Samuel.

"I called them here," Samuel said flatly.

"What!" Lydia was stunned, and then angrily asked," Samuel, what do you mean? If you look down on these things I bought, just say it."

"Yes, I do look down on them," Samuel said coldly.

"Tell them to bring my things back immediately, otherwise..." Lydia did not say the words "get out of here", because this villa had nothing to do with her. She did not have the right to make Samuel get out of here. This was not her poor community.

"From today on, if you dare to touch anything at home again, don't blame me for being rude to you." Samuel turned to look at Godfrey with a frosty face and continued, "And you, take good care of your woman. Remember, this is my home. No one can touch it without my permission."

Lydia was stunned. Samuel's aggressiveness made her lose the courage to make a scene. He was such a loser. When did he become so arrogant at home?

After Samuel returned to his room, Lydia stamped her feet and said to Godfrey, "Look at him. Look at him. He just bought a villa. Now that he has grown up, he don't even care about me. Godfrey, help me teach him a lesson and let him know who the boss of this house is."

"Can you stop being unreasonable?" Godfrey said helplessly.

"You're being unreasonable!" Lydia walked up to Godfrey and punched him again and again. She was not flirting with him, but using all her strength. She said, "How dare you say that I'm being unreasonable? I s this my fault? I'm his elder. What right does he have t o talk to me like that?" 1