Scrambling to Be the Father of His Ex-Wife's Kid novel Chapter 31

"I will agree to any condition you have." No matter what terms he had, he had to deal with this problem first.

"I will tell you tomorrow. But you have to go to a place with me first today!" He was cold and emotionless.

"No, the shareholders and funders are still waiting in the office." I was not in the mood to go out with him at this time.

"Keith, call Nectarine Entertainment and tell them that I will give everyone an explanation tomorrow." He instructed Keith before walking out.

"What are you waiting for?" He asked when he saw that I still had not moved. His handsome eyebrows were a little slanted, and his voice sounded slightly cold.

I was stunned for a moment before I ran after him. Since he would make an appearance to explain, I believed everyone would be relieved. I did not need to worry about the situation in the company anymore.

He drove to the outskirts of the city. On the way, he had a gloomy face and did not say anything. I said," This matter started because of me. After I resolve it, I will resign."

"Is this what you meant by obeying my orders?" He suddenly stopped the car and turned to look at me.

His voice was cold and his jet black eyes were staring at me, making my hair stand on end.

"You said that everyone has to take responsibility for their wrongdoings." I defended my guilt. I had planned to use this opportunity to leave.

He suddenly leaned over and stared at me with a sinister look in his eyes. "Do not think I do not know what you are thinking.” He sneered. "You had signed the divorce papers, and aborted the child, and now you are resigning. Where do you plan to go?"

My heart clenched, and my palms started to sweat. I did not expect Mason to see through my plan. Now even Theo knew my plans.

Despite that, I forced myself to remain calm and deny i t. "No. You were the one who suggested the divorce. I only did what you always wanted, didn't I?”

"You know what I hate the most? People who think they are smart and make decisions on their own." His face was calm, but his voice was stern and threatening that sent a shiver down my spine.

Although I was afraid, I could not help but say, "I am not trying to be smart, and I am not making decisions on my own. I can only say that it was an unplanned pregnancy. Cindy threatened me with her life. As long as she is alive, then I will not have the child. What can I do if I do not abort it myself?"