The Deserted Rich Beauty novel Chapter 1859

The party could no longer continue. While most guests left, some stayed behind.

Ian Carter did not follow Clayton upstairs. H e just stood in the place where Nicole was attacked earlier. He looked down at the delicate girl that was crying on the ground with a gloomy and cold face.

It was a different situation from the past when this girl was just pestering him. Back then, he only felt annoyed, but now, Ian had an impulse to beat her up.

The delicate girl whimpered. The makeup o n her face was all messed up. Only now did she feel how serious her offense was.

The Stanton family was much more powerful than Riley. If she did not even dare to offend Riley, how did she get the

courage to find trouble with Nicole?

At that moment, she did not even know how she would end up.

Ian stood in front of the girl indifferently. His gaze was oozing with cold intent.

"You really are crazy..." He said.

The delicate girl abruptly stopped crying. When she saw Ian standing there, she looked at him like he was her savior.

"Mr. Carter! Please help me! Please help me beg for mercy! Please let me go!"

Ian sneered. "Let you go? Do you know what you've done?"

"I know I was wrong. I was too impulsive. I shouldn’t have done it... Mr. Carter, I really know my mistake!"

The girl cried as she spoke.

She did not know her mistake.

She just knew that she was afraid.

Ian’s tone was cold and harsh. “No one can save you anymore.”

The deadly silence was truly despairing.

The delicate girl tilted her head and looked at him expectantly.

"Mr. Carter, you have a good relationship with Ms. Stanton, so you can help me plead for mercy. I was just too impulsive and didn't mean to hit her. As long as they let m e go, I definitely won’t come back to find her or pester you again."

Ian’s gaze was dull as he laughed lightly.

"What right do you have to state terms? It's so easy to make you disappear. We just don't want to get our hands dirty." After saying that, Ian never looked at her again. He just turned around and left.

The delicate girl cried even more miserably.