Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 1916

Eira shook her head and tried to remain calm. "I-I don't know what are you here for. What are you doing at my house"

Joy sneered. "Eira, would you rather take me into your house, let me have a sit and discuss this matter over i n front of your mother, or would you rather follow me out to talk about it?"

Eira shook her head."I'm not going anywhere. Aunt Joy, just hurry up and go back. Don't you have to go to work?"

"I don't need to! Because my daughter was injured and she is still in the hospital now! Not only was my daughter injured, but my house was also robbed! My house was robbed of millions of dollars worth of gold and silver jewelry!" Joy deliberately put an emphasis o n the word "robbed."

"Little b*tch! Do you know what robbery means? Robbery has a heavier penalty than stealing! Robbery i s punishable by death!"

"No...I don't want to! I don't want to die..." Eira was instantly frightened that she cried. However, she did not dare to cry out loud as she was afraid that she would wake her mother. Her mother had not had a good sleep for a very long time.

Eira suppressed her voice and begged Joy in tears,"

Aunt Joy, let's...let's go outside to talk, alright? I will follow you to wherever you want me to go, alright?"

Joy sneered and then grabbed Lira's neck in one fell swoop. She pulled and dragged Lira out as if she was grabbing a little chick. Lira's turned red from being strangled and she coughed continuously.

"You ungrateful wench! B*stard! I was so sympathetic towards you! I even persuaded my husband to treat you better! My daughter felt so sympathetic to you that she gave you all the clothes that she doesn't wear anymore! Has our whole family ever treated you badly? Are you any different from those stray dogs? You can't even compare to those stray dogs! Even a rescued stray dog knew to be grateful to its master! But what about you?" Joy said fiercely.

Joy had compared Lira to a stray dog that was taken i n by the Stevens family. She felt that such an analogy was appropriate. Joy felt so aggrieved that she came t o the point of being incomparably furious. She felt that she was so nice to this stray dog and she had almost given all her heart to this stray dog. She even personally helped Lira match those clothes and let the dirty Lira into the luxurious mansion. She was simply an angel on earth! However, what did she get in return?

"You d*mned little b*tch! Little beggar! Little vicious thing! Every stray dog and cat that had been taken in b y my daughter and I had been very gentle and obedient to us! Those stray dogs would even bring my daughter her shoes with their mouths! But what about

you? Not only do you not know how to be grateful and repay my daughter's kindness to you, but you even almost bite my daughter to death like a mad dog!"

At first, Eira was compared to a stray dog, but later on, Joy simply compared her to a mad dog that bites.

When Eira heard Joy comparing herself to a dog, she felt as if her heart was being stabbed. She was incredibly unpleasant, and because she also felt unpleasant from being grabbed by Joy, she struggled and argued. "I didn't bite Brooke! She was the one who treated me like a dog and she even put a leash on me. However, I didn't bite her! You can tell if I have bitten her or not if you check whether there are bite wounds on her."

The child had long been scared out of wits by Joy's imposing manner, so how could she tell that what Joy had said was just an analogy? Eira was just arguing in panic. The two of them tugged at each other and came to a secluded area. This was a gazebo behind the demolished neighborhood. Joy violently threw Eira to the floor in the middle of the gazebo, and then she raised her leg and stepped on Eira.

Eira still raised her frightened gaze to look at Joy. " Aunt...Aunt Joy. I...I didn't do anything..."

"Pfft!" Joy spat on Eira's face. "You're quite bold! You don't even prepare a draft before telling a lie!"

After saying that, Joy turned around and shouted angrily. "Delmont Stevens! Come out here, Delmont! Come out!"