The woman saw that Felix Meyer didn't seem to be very angry, so she pleaded coyly to him. "I don't want to apologize, Felix. I don't want to."
"Apologize!" Felix suddenly snapped at her.
The woman's hand trembled and she knew that she crossed the line. She immediately bowed to Eudora George, "I'm sorry."
Eudora's lips turned into a smirk. "It doesn't matter to me how much you want play outside, but you should at least have some standards if you know what I mean. This kind of woman will only cause you trouble in the future."
Eudora turned around and entered the room.
The woman glared fiercely at Eudora's retreating back and turned around to Felix. "Felix, my leg hurts so much. I don't care, you have got to do something about her."
Felix took a small step back and leaned on the wall. A look of disgust flashed across his eyes.
Fie could feel his blood boil when he thought of Eudora's condescending attitude towards him earlier.
She was just a lowly woman. Flow daring of her to think she could belittle him just because she had been out working for a while now.
"Felix..."
"Yes, I will!" Felix said coldly. The woman hugged Felix's arm with joy. "I know, Felix, you're the best to
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me.
Upon hearing this, Felix sneered, "Really? Would you listen to me to what I say then?"
"Of course I will listen to you. I'm willing to do anything you want me to do!"
"Then I am telling you to get lost now!" Felix said lightly. The woman was stunned for a moment before she laughed awkwardly. "What are you talking about?"
"Get lost!" he yelled.
The woman trembled at his temper, not knowing what to do. Felix impatiently pushed her hands away from him and turned around to leave.
Eudora did not have enough rest as she worked till very late last night. Fler head started throbbing the next morning.
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